Lactose Vs. Sucrose
 

WTF?

Lactose:
http://xplor.csb.yale.edu/xplor/hetero/LAT.html

Sucrose:
http://xplor.csb.yale.edu/xplor/hetero/SUC.html

Can someone please explain????

Not a clue but I can tell you that sucrose will kick lactose's ass any day of the week.

Not me. You need one a them organic chemists... I know there's one around here somewhere...

stick with fructose and you'll go far.

they just different types of sugar. the only difference is where the carbon molecule attaches to the atom.

some sugars are easier/harder to digest.

ie lactose is the sugar found in milk.... lot's of people can't digest that well

Archer explained it best. Lactose - Milk sugar Fructrose - Fruit sugar

Anything ending with -tose or rose is a sugar of some sort such as sucrose which is cane or vegtable sugar.

Yeah... I think it has something to do with the valence electrons and the type of bonds and shit... I've been outta school too long to remember... but I think Hydrogen has the strongest bond, and since Lactose has 2 more hydrogen atoms, it's harder to break up.