**Solubility Factors of Sucrose in Water**Based on solubility factor trends, select the situation in which sucrose (C₁₂H₂₂O₁₁) is the least soluble in H₂O:- ○ a solution at P = 1.25 atm- ○ a solution at 55°C- ○ a solution at 125°C- ○ a solution at P = 1.55 atm- ○ a solution at 15°C

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**Solubility Factors of Sucrose in Water**

Based on solubility factor trends, select the situation in which sucrose (C₁₂H₂₂O₁₁) is the least soluble in H₂O:

- ○ a solution at P = 1.25 atm
- ○ a solution at 55°C
- ○ a solution at 125°C
- ○ a solution at P = 1.55 atm
- ○ a solution at 15°C

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