- sucrose
- saccharin
- aspartame
- Sucralose
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- keeping temperature high
- using large copper electrodes
- using large zinc electrodes
- decreasing concentration of Cu-2+ ions
- Gain of electrons
- Decrease in positive valency
- Loss of electrons
- Addition of electropositive element
- High ionisation energy
- High electronegativity
- High charge density
- Low ionisation potential
- n-butane
- 2, 4-dimethyl pentane
- benzene
- 2-methyl butane
- equal to the sum of the concentration terms in the stoichiometric equation
- equal to the sum of the concentration terms in the rate equation
- always equal to the molecularity of the reaction
- equal to the sum of the powers of the concentration terms in the rate equation.
- temperature
- mechanism of reaction
- molecularity
- pressure
- The magnitude of the charge on the alone
- Size of the ion alone
- Both magnitude and sign of the charge the ion
- The sign of charge on the ion alone
- same amount of energy as one gram at carbohydrate
- Same amount of energy as one gram of protein
- More thantwice the energy as one gram or carbohydrate or proten
- less energy thanone gram of carbohydrate or protein
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