~~two sucrose solutions of same molarity prepared in different solvents will have same freezing point depression why dis is wrong as the solvent used for preparation is different why does it affect?

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Solvent does not affect, as the depression of freezing point is directly proportional to the number of particles of the non volatile solute and molarity. As the molality is same they have the same freezing point depression.
$∆ T_{f} α i m$

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