Based on the values provide in the table, calculate the following: Glucose NaCl 100M 10M 20M 20M 50M 60M 5M 30M Which solution has the highest osmolarity? Which solution has the lowest osmolarity? Which solution has the greatest osmotic pressure? Why? a. b. C. A B C D CaCl₂ 5M 30M 20M 10M KCI 7M 30M 1M 5M Sucrose 2M 1M 7M 9M

Based on the values provide in the table, calculate the following: Glucose NaCl 100M 10M 20M 20M 50M 60M 5M 30M Which solution has the highest osmolarity? Which solution has the lowest osmolarity? Which solution has the greatest osmotic pressure? Why? a. b. C. A B C D CaCl₂ 5M 30M 20M 10M KCI 7M 30M 1M 5M Sucrose 2M 1M 7M 9M

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