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SHEET /m/sucralose · PubChem CID 71485 · CAS 56038-13-2 · REV 2026.07

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Sucralose

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C12H19Cl3O8 · 397.6 g/mol

trichlorosucrose · Aspasvit · Splenda · Sucrazit

What is Sucralose?

The sweetener in yellow packets, sold as Splenda. It is table sugar with three chlorine atoms swapped in, which makes it 600 times sweeter and indigestible. Found in diet soda and tabletop sweetener. from source

CategorySweetener
Chemical familyAlcoholsEthersHalogenated
LeaderboardsBiggestSweetest

Fig. 1 · 2D structure RDKit

SMILESC([C@@H]1[C@@H]([C@@H]([C@H]([C@H](O1)O[C@]2([C@…87 characters

Where you'll find it

Diet Sodawhat else is in it →Tabletop Sweetenerwhat else is in it →

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Signature properties

Sweetness600× sugarfrom source

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Where Sucralose leads

Relatedcomputed
Sucrose56% similarBoth carry an alcohol and an ether group.Inulin49% similarBoth carry an alcohol and an ether group.Lactulose36% similarBoth carry an alcohol and an ether group.

Compare with

Sucralose vs AspartameSucralose vs Stevioside

Sucralose is roughly six hundred times sweeter than sugar, built by swapping three of sucrose's hydroxyl groups for chlorine. The change makes it pass through the body largely undigested, so it sweetens with almost no calories.

Sources & methodology

PubChem CID
71485
Wikidata
Q410209
Structure
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