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In equimolar solution of glucose, NaCl and `BaCl_(2)` , the order of osmotic pressure at same temperature is as follow `:`

A

Glucose `gt ` NaCl `gt BaCl_(2)`

B

NaCl` gtBaCl_(2) gt ` Glucose

C

`BaCl_(2) gt ` NaCl `gt` Glucose

D

Glucose `gt BaCl_(2) gt ` NaCl

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C

Glucose `rarr ` does not ionise ( one particle )
`NaCl rarr Na^(+ ) +Cl^(-)` ( two particles )
`BaCl_(2) rarr Ba^(++) + 2Cl^(-) `( three particles )
Osmotic Pressure` prop` Number of particles in the solution.
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