Alcohol can be converted into vinegar by the action of micro-organisms called: A. viruses B. yeast C. protozoa D. bacteria

Alcohol can be converted into vinegar by the action of micro-organisms

1.	Alcohol can be converted into vinegar by the action of micro-organisms called: A. viruses B. yeast C. protozoa D. bacteria
Answer» The dilute solution of acetic acid is called vinegar. Alcohol can be converted into vinegar by the action of micro-organisms called bacteria. In this process, first alcohol is produce by using yeast. The acetobacter bacteria is then added to alcohol. Acetobacter bacteria convert alcohol into acetic acid (or vinegar).