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What will be the molality of solution having 18 g of glucose ( molecular weight = 180 ) dissolved in 500 g of water ?

A

1m

B

0.5m

C

0.2m

D

2m

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C
Molality `= (18)/(180) xx (1000)/(500) = 0.2m`
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