The Relative Sweetness Scale Uses ________ as a Reference

question 93

Multiple Choice

The relative sweetness scale uses ________ as a reference.

• A)propionic acid
• B)mannose
• C)water
• D)sucrose

Understand the functional and symbolic aspects of Japanese pagodas and their role in Buddhist architecture.

Recognize the significance of various art mediums and schools in the development of Japanese art.

Understand the historical origins and arrival of Buddhism in Japan.

Identify the themes and symbolism in Japanese narrative and religious artworks.

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Definitions:

Enantiomer

Molecules that are mirror images of each other and cannot be superimposed onto each other, commonly found in chiral molecules.

Diastereomers

Non-mirror-image stereo isomers that have varying physical and chemical properties from each other.

Stereocenters

Chiral centers in a molecule, points at which the molecule can adopt different spatial arrangements leading to different stereoisomers.

Stereogenic Centers

Atoms within a molecule that are bonded to four different substituents, giving rise to stereoisomerism.