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If M,W and V represent molar mass of solute then mass of solute and volume of solution in litres respecitively which among following equation is true ?

A

`pi=(MWR)/(TV)`

B

`pi=(TMR)/(WV)`

C

`pi=(TWR)/(VM)`

D

`pi=(TRV)/(WM)`

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The correct Answer is:
C

We have the rrelation between osmotic pressure and molecular massas,
`pi=CRT,"where "pi="osmotic pressure"`
C = concentration
`pi=(n)/(V)RT`
`rArrpi=(M)/(V)xxRTrArrpi=("TWR")/("MV")`
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