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The osmotic pressure of a solution of 3....

The osmotic pressure of a solution of 3.42 g sugar (molar mass 342) in 500 mL at 300 K will be

A

0.246 atm

B

0.492 atm

C

2.46 atm

D

4.92 atm

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