Calculate the osmotic pressure of a solution obtained from mixing (50 mL) of (4.5%) urea solution and (50mL) of (3.42%) cane sugar solution at a temperature of 370, the molecular weight of urea (mol / 60) and sugar (R). = 0.0821 L atm, K-mol- 1,342 g/mol 1) 2.58 atm 2) 20.93 atm 3) 25.8 atm 4) 2.09 atm 5) 20.93 pa 6) 2.58 pa

Calculate the osmotic pressure of a solution obtained from mixing (50 mL) of (4.5%) urea solution and (50mL) of (3.42%) cane sugar solution at a temperature of 370, the molecular weight of urea (mol / 60) and sugar (R). = 0.0821 L atm, K-mol- 1,342 g/mol 1) 2.58 atm 2) 20.93 atm 3) 25.8 atm 4) 2.09 atm 5) 20.93 pa 6) 2.58 pa

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