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Define osmosis and osmotic pressure? Arrange the following SOLUTIONS in the increasing order of their osmotic pressure? (a) '3.42 g / L' g sucrose (b) '60 g / L' urea glucose (c) '90 g / L' (d) '58.5 g / L NaCl'

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