An aqueous solution with the following solute concentrations: 1.80 g KCIL, 2.30 g NAHCO3/L, 3.40 g Nac/L, and 18.50 g lactose/L is used to rehydrate a dehydrated patient via intravenous infusion A. Calculate the osmolarity and osmotic pressure at 37C of the resulting solution assuming that the system is ideal. B. Calculate the osmolarity and osmotic pressure at 37C of the resulting solution assuming that the system is non ideal. C. The patient needs to receive antibiotics (ampicillin) which will be added to the above aqueous solution and infused intravenously. Determine the maximum amount of ampicillin that can be added to this solution (assuming non-ideality) without making the resulting solution hypertonic Molecular Weights KCI 55 g/mol NAHCO3 84.007 g/mol NaCl 44 g/mol Lactose 30 g/mol Ampicillin 41 g/mol