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Interpretation:
The acetals in sucralose should be located and each
Concept Introduction:
Addition of one molecule of alcohol to an
likewise, a disaccharide is formed when a hemiacetal of a one monosaccharide is reacted with a hydroxyl group of a second monosaccharide forming an acetal.
Primary alkyl halide are halides that have one alkyl group bonded to the same carbon as the halide. Likewise, secondary and tertiary halides are halides that have two and three alkyl groups bonded to same carbon as halide respectively.
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