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Among 1% solutions of urea. Glucose and sucrose

A

the vapour pressure and freezing point are the lowest for urea

B

the vapour pressure and boiling point are the lowest for urea

C

the depression in freezing point is the highest for urea

D

the elevation in boiling point is the highest for urea.

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