3. Draw the structures for the primary artificial sweetening agents present in SplendaⓇ andEqual®. What are the names of these compounds?4. Draw the structure of sucrose (table sugar). How do the structures of artificial sweeteningagents shown above relate to the structure of sucrose?5. Draw the reaction that will be performed in today's experiment.

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3. Draw the structures for the primary artificial sweetening agents present in SplendaⓇ and Equal®. What are the names of these compounds?

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3. Draw the structures for the primary artificial sweetening agents present in SplendaⓇ and
Equal®. What are the names of these compounds?
4. Draw the structure of sucrose (table sugar). How do the structures of artificial sweetening
agents shown above relate to the structure of sucrose?
5. Draw the reaction that will be performed in today's experiment.

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