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A `3.42%` (wt.`//`vol.) solution of cane sugar is isotomic with a `5.96%` (wt.`//`vol.) solution of raffinose. The molecular weight of raffinose is:

A

59.6

B

596

C

5.96

D

5960

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B

For two non-electrolytic solution, `C_(1) = C_(2)`.
`(W_(1) xx 1000)/(M_(1) xx 1000)=(W_(2) xx 1000)/(M_(2) xx 1000)`
`:. (3.42 xx 1000)/(342 xx 1000)=(5.96 xx 1000)/(M_(2) xx 1000)`
`:. M_(2) =596`
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