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Calculate the osmotic pressure at temperature `37^@C` of an aqueous solution of urea which freezes at `-0.52^@C`. Assume molality and molarity be numerically equal. `(K_f= 1.86^@C m^(-1)` )

A

720.5 atm

B

7.1 atm

C

71.1 atm

D

0.85 atm

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The correct Answer is:
B

Molality = `(DeltaT_f)/(K_f)=(0.52)/(1.86)`
`pi = CRT = (0.52)/(1.86)xx 0.0821 xx 310=7.1` atm
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