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Equal volumes of M/20 urea solution and M/20 glucose solution are mixed. The mixture will have osmotic pressure :

A

equal to either of the solution

B

less than either of the solution

C

higher than neither of the solution

D

zero

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Osmotic pressure is colligative property depends on the number of particles present in the solution.
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