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An aqueous solution of glucose is `10%` in strength ,The volume in which `1`g mole of it dissolved will be

A

18 litre

B

9 litre

C

0.9 litre

D

1.8 litre

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1 g mole of glucose is180g. To get 10% solution 180 g of glucose is to be dissolved in 1800ml. of solution.
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