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August 1995 Featured on the Cover

August 1995

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What makes these favorite snacks so appealing? They all are sweet treats. Their commercial importance makes the question of how some molecules produce the sweetness sensation and how synthetic, low-calorie substitutes can be created an important one. The symposium on Sweeteners and Sweetness Theory, starting with an "Overview of Sweetners", presents interesting chemistry that explores these questions.

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