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Featured Molecules April 2003

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The WebWare molecules of the month for April relate to the sense of taste. Apple Fool, the JCE Classroom Activity, mentions sucrose and vanillin and their use as flavorings.

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In addition to the static image, two fully manipulable versions (Jmol, MDLChime) of these molecules appear below. (The Jmol versions may take a few extra seconds to load, based on the speed of your Internet connection.)

Sucrose and Vanillin

Sucrose

Vanillin

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	Apple Fool! An Introduction to Articifical Flavors (JCE Classroom Activity)

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