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At 300 K temperature, Beaker A containing 0.02 M solution of urea and Beaker B containing 0.002 M solution of sugar are separated by semipermiable membrane with repsect should be applied to prevent osmosis ? Molecular weight of urea = 60 g / mol and molecular weight of sugar = 342 g / mol. `[R=0.082" L atm. mol"^(-1)k^(-1)]`

A

0.4428 atm. on beaker B

B

0.4920 atm. on beaker A

C

0.4920 atm. on beaker B

D

None of the above

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The correct Answer is:
D

`pi=CRT`
`=0.02xx0.082xx300`
= 0492 atm. on beaker A
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