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Osmotic pressure of solution (density is 1 g/ml) containing 3g of glucose(molecular weight=180 g) in 60 g of water at `15^(@)C` is

A

`0.34 atm`

B

`0.65 atm`

C

`6.25 atm`

D

`5.57 atm`

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The correct Answer is:
C
`pi xx 63/1000=3/180 xx 0.0821 xx 288`
`:. pi = 6.25` atm
`:. V_("solution")= "Weight of solution" xx "Density"`
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