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A `5%` solution of cane sugar (molecular weight=342) is isotonic with `1%` solution of substance `X`.The molecular weight of `X` is

A

34.2

B

171.2

C

68.4

D

136.8

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C

Isotonic solution has same O.P. under same conditions hence concentration of the two solution must be same.
`C_(1) = C_(2)`
`(5)/( 0.1 xx342 ) = (1)/( 0.1xx x)`
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