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14. Sucrose found in M&Ms. It is a compound with three elements. The common name for sucrose is table sugar. The chemical formula for sucrose is C12H22O6.
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59. Autotrophs convert sun energy into carbohydrates using photosynthesis. Both autotrophs and heterotrophs use carbohydrates for energy. Energy is stored in carbohydrates. A type of carbohydrate is glucose. You would find glucose in this big bag of M&Ms.
71. Phenylethylamine is found in chocolate! A sample of this is a 52 oz. bag of M&M's. Yes, that's what we buy in our family:)
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