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A 1.173 g sample contains only vitamin C (C2H206) and sucralose (C12H1,C1,03). When the sample is dissolved in water to a tot

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let man of vitamin c = x cralose = 1,173 - x so, moles of vitamin c = moles of sucralose, 1, 173-2 397.5 Now, given osmotic p

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