| Bibliography www.finchcms.edu/biochem/walters/sweet/aspartame.html www.finchcms.edu/biochem/walters/sweet/ace.html www.finchcms.edu/biochem/walters/sweet/sucralose.html www.finchcms.edu/biochem/walters/sweet/saccharin.html The above are web sites by a guy with the last name of Walters, and contain information about each artificial sweetener. www.agnr.umd.edu/users/ctuttle/artificialsweets.html A web site by the University of Maryland, regarding the uses of artificial sweeteners. www.ecit.emory.edu/ECIT/chem_ram/synth/Hodgin.htm A web site by Greg Hodgin. This is probably the most imformative web site out there. www.cyclamate.com/defined.html A web site all about the artificial sweetener, cyclamate. I did not go very much in depth with this artificial sugar because it is no longer used in the United States. Therefore, there is considerably less information on it. The web site is by Zhong Hua Fang Da Ltd., one of the largest producers of cyclamate. www.wenda.com/bulletin.html An overview of the artificial sweetener, acesulfame K. www.aspartame.net An informative web site on aspartame. www.hoptechno.com/book2.htm A beware of artificial sugars web site, in addition to explaining how each sugar was made. www.nutrasweet.com The official website of nutrasweet, and its product, nutrasweet. \ www.vitasweet.com/cn The official website of vitasweet, which markets acesulfame K. www.splenda.com Splenda, the company who markets sucralose's official website. A few articles on WilsonDisc, with the titles FDA Ok's a Sweet Nothing, Saccharin: Bittersweet, which tell about the history of aspartame, and the possible effects of saccharin on rats. I also emailed the Nutrasweet Company, and they emailed me back, very politely. -A parting background of the chemical composition of acesulfame K- Previous Home |