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The osmotic pressure of a solution (density is 1 g `mL^(-1))` containing `3 g` of glucose (molecular weight =180) in `60 g` of water at `15^(@)C` is

A

41.570 kPa

B

415.70 kPa

C

41570 kPa

D

4157 kPa

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C

`pi V = nRT`
`pi xx M/d ="Mass"/"Molar Mass" xx R xx T` ltrbgt `d = 1g //mL=1 xx 10^(3) g//L`
` :. pi xx M/(1 xx 10^(3))=W/ "Molar Mass" xx R xx T``pi xx 63/1000 = 3/180 xx 8.314 xx (15 + 273) = 41570 "kPa"`
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