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The average osmotic pressure of human blood is `7.8` bar at `37^(@)C`. What is the concentration of an aqueous`NaCl`solution that could be used in the blood stream ?

A

`0.16mol//L`

B

`0.30mol//L`

C

`0.60mol//L`

D

`0.45mol//L`

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The correct Answer is:
B

`pi=CRT`
`C=(pi)/(RT)=(7.8)/(0.0831xx(273+37))`
`=(7.8)/(0.0831xx310)=0.30mol//L`
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