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0.76g of glucose (molecular mass `= 180"g mol"^(-1)` ) is dissolved in 20 ml of aqueous solution at 298K. `(R=0.0821 "Lit-atm" K ^(-1)"mol"^(-1))`.
What is the osmotic pressure of solution at 298K?

A

8.41 atm

B

0.48 atm

C

4.81 atm

D

5.16 atm

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