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Which of the following describes aspartame, the principal ingredient of NutraSweet? 1. a single sugar 2....

Which of the following describes aspartame, the principal ingredient of NutraSweet? 1. a single sugar 2. a monosaccharide 3. a disaccharide 4. a dipeptide 5. an amino acid

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