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The relationship between osmotic pressure at `273 K` when `10 g` glucose `(P_(1)), 10 g` urea `(P_(2))` and `10 g` sucrose `(P_(3))` are dissolved in `250 mL` of water is:

A

`P_(1) gt P_(2) gt P_(3)`

B

`P_(3) gt P_(1) gt P_(2)`

C

`P_(2) gt P_(2) gt P_(3)`

D

`P_(2) gt P_(3) gt P_(1)`

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The correct Answer is:
C

`pi prop ( 1)/(" Molecular wt. of solute")`
Molecular wt. of glucose = 180
Molecular wt. of area = 60
Molecular wt. of sucrose =342
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