c. Determine the theoretical freezing point of a solution of 100 ml of milk (assume it has the same properties as water) if you add 24 g of sugar (sucrose) to it. Will this freeze into ice cream using a normal ice-water bath?

c. Determine the theoretical freezing point of a solution of 100 ml of milk (assume it has the same properties as water) if you add 24 g of sugar (sucrose) to it. Will this freeze into ice cream using a normal ice-water bath?

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