Abstract
IN a previous communication1, the formation of a high degree of acidity (pH 1·7–1·8) during fermentation by ordinary bakers yeast was described. Acid formed to this extent in the suspending fluid (0·6 part to 1·0 of yeast) when unbuffered and containing potassium chloride of about 0·1 M strength or more.
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