wine is made by mixing yeast with grapes and allowing the yeast cells to undergo fermentation. sparkling wine is a type of wine that contains high levels of dissolved carbon dioxide. What is the source of the carbon atoms in the carbon dioxide found in sparkling wine? a. ethanol b. lactic acid c. methane d. glucose

Answer: Glucose

Explanation:

The grapes that is used for the production of wine is the source of carbon molecules in the whole procedure of wine production.

The procedure takes place by the addition of yeast in the grapes. On mixing of thees two, alcoholic fermentation takes place.

IN this process the glucose is converted into pyruvate which is then converted into ethanol and the released gas is carbon dioxide.

This is how carbon dioxide is released from the glucose molecules (grapes).

The correct answer is d. glucose.

Grapes contains sucrose which is made up of its monomers glucose and fructose. On mixing yeast with grapes, alcoholic fermentation occurs in which glucose is first converted into pyruvate. In the absence of oxygen (anoxygenic conditions), pyruvate can be converted into ethanol and carbon dioxide through the alcoholic fermentation by yeast. Thus, glucose is the source of carbon dioxide.