Can you explain how this problem was solved. 15. The molecular formula of Vitamin C is:OHHOa) C₂H¿O6b) CH10O6c) C6H6O6CGHBOHOOHVitamin C0

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15. The molecular formula of Vitamin C is: OH HO a) C₂H¿O6 b) CH10O6 c) C6H6O6 CGHBO HO OH Vitamin C 0