Edexcel Biology B3 paper 15th May 2012
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Re: Edexcel Biology B3 paper 15th May 2012my bad... i meant that!(Original post by Chloee123)
It think that's about the yoghurt production (your answer) -
Re: Edexcel Biology B3 paper 15th May 2012It would be greatly appreciated!(Original post by rosie.sawyer)
Could someone post the mark scheme if they have it please? X -
Re: Edexcel Biology B3 paper 15th May 2012
yh the question about the lactobacillus and the brine was supposed to go somehting like this (i think):
The Brine is added after the process of adding Aspergillus mould and adds to the salty flavour of the sauce, it also preserves the sauce and so prolongs shelf life. The Lactobacillus is then added with yeast and this stops the activities of Aspergillus and ferments the sugars produced by the breakdown of carbohydrates.
tht should give you the marks :P i hope ... -
Re: Edexcel Biology B3 paper 15th May 2012Yeh your right, The lactobacillus is added AFTER the aspergillus!(Original post by nervouspupil123)
on second thoughts, I'm not sure this is right, i thought the lactobacillus was added after the aspergillus, i think its the other way round mate -
Re: Edexcel Biology B3 paper 15th May 2012Well the bit about the Brine is right but i think that the bit about the lactobacillus is a bit too brief, a 2 out of 3 max i would say there.(Original post by Chloee123)
For the soy sauce production I said the brine was used to add flavour and the lactobacillus was used to stop the actiOn of the aspergillosis mould. Would that give me enough marks or is that too vague :/? -
Re: Edexcel Biology B3 paper 15th May 2012@07sid - the boundary will probably be between 50-53. I think it will be 52, but hopefully it could be lower.(Original post by 07sid)
did people find this hard, easy or just okay? Trying to get an idea to what the grade boundaries may be like. Do you think it will be in the 50s?