8.) Determine the molecular weight of aspartic acid if 0.200 grams of aspartic acid in a 100 mL solution requires an osmotic pressure of 279 mmHg in order to stop the flow of solvent. A. 133 g/mol B. 33.3 g/mol C. 3374 g/mol D.) 13499 g/mol

8.) Determine the molecular weight of aspartic acid if 0.200 grams of aspartic acid in a 100 mL solution requires an osmotic pressure of 279 mmHg in order to stop the flow of solvent. A. 133 g/mol B. 33.3 g/mol C. 3374 g/mol D.) 13499 g/mol

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B. 33.3 g/mol
C. 3374 g/mol
D.) 13499 g/mol

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