Effect of temperature on activity of yeast (1 Viewer)

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I was wondering if anyone could help with this at all?
I have been asked to investigate the effect different temperatures have on the rising of bread and was wondering if anyone knows:

1. At what temperature yeast is killed and will no longer cause dough to rise?
 

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Okay thanks for that. Ive tried to do some research into it and i found that it was 35'C but when i l placed the dough on the oven door it sitll rised and the temperature was much higher then this. SO maybe it might be 40-45'. Ok thanks again.
Does anyone know what they would use as a control to test the effect temperature has on the rising of dough? would it just be a dough mixture placed at room temperature?
 

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