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Sucralose, which looks and tastes like sugar, is a trichloro derivative of:
ARibose
BSucrose
CLactose
DMaltose
Answer & Solution
Correct answer: B. Sucrose
1. Its name points to the sugar it comes from.
2. Three chlorine atoms replace groups on that sugar.
3. That sugar is sucrose.
_Source: syllabus Chemistry Part II, Class XII, Chemistry in Everyday Life._
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