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A cane sugar solution has an osmotic pressure of `2.46` atm at `300K`. What is the strength of the solution

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`pi V = nST`
or `pi = (n)/(V) ST = CST`
or `C =(pi)/(ST) = (2.46)/(300 xx 0.0821) = 0.1M`
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