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Question
Give reasons.
Bread 'rises' during baking.
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Solution
Bread rises during baking primarily because yeast fermentation produces carbon dioxide gas, which gets trapped within the dough, causing it to expand. This process, along with the development of gluten from flour proteins, gives bread its characteristic texture and structure.
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