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Hara: What is a substance that tastes a little bit and is too sweet to be unbearable?
Do you always want to add two spoonfuls of sugar to your food? The most common source of sweetness in life is sucrose, that is, sugar extracted from sugar cane and sugar beets, and white sugar is sucrose
Fifth place sweetness: 600 times that of sucrose
Fifth place sweetness: 600 times that of sucroseThe prototype is the insecticide sucralose
The prototype is the insecticide sucraloseIn 1975, British researchers tried to make insecticides from sucrose and a highly toxic chemical, and after a series of complex chemical reactions, they produced insecticide samples
The oolong also allowed researchers to find that the substance has no use as an insecticide at all, but it is very suitable for use as a sweetener, so it is named "sucralose"
Fourth place sweetness: 2000 times that of sucrose
Fourth place sweetness: 2000 times that of sucroseSoma sweet from the sweetest plant in the world
Soma sweet from the sweetest plant in the worldThere is an inconspicuous fruit in the jungles of West Africa that grows close to the surface of the soil, covered with mud and dead leaves, and it is difficult to spot if you don't look closely
Third place sweetness: 8000 times that of sucrose
Third place sweetness: 8000 times that of sucroseTender sweetness that does not cause tooth decay
Tender sweetness that does not cause tooth decayNew sweetener is an artificial sweetener invented by French scientists, the taste is very similar to sucrose, and the sweetness is very high, just need to add a little to the food, you can produce a strong sweetness
Second place sweetness: 13,000 times that of sucrose
Second place sweetness: 13,000 times that of sucroseThe sweetest food sweetener Edvanten
The sweetest food sweetener EdvantenA Japanese food company produced Edwin in 2008 using a mixture of traditional artificial sweeteners and flavors extracted from wood, which was approved for addition to food in 2014 and is by far the sweetest food sweetener
The king of sweetness, Lyon gluconide
The king of sweetness, Lyon gluconideMolecular structure of Glycoguanidine
Molecular structure of GlycoguanidineResponsible Editor: