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What weight of glucose dissolved in 100 grams of water will produce the same lowering of vapour pressure as one gram of urea dissolved in `250 ` grams of water, at the same temperature ?

A

`3 g`

B

`5 g`

C

`6 g`

D

`4 g`

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The correct Answer is:
3

Since same lowering in vapour pressure.
`X_("solute of urea")=X_("solute of glucose")`
`((1)/(60))/((1)/(60)+(50)/(18))=((w)/(180))/((w)/(180)+(100)/(18))" "rArr" "((1)/(60))/((50)/(18))=((w)/(180))/((100)/(18))" "(` For dilute solution `)`
`rArr" "w=6` of glucose
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