QUESTION 12 What is the osmotic pressure (1) of a 1.25-M solution of a nonelectrolyte solution at 25°C? R = 0.0821 L-atm/mol-K. Express your answer in atm and torr. Follow the 3 significant figures. No need to include the units in your answer. For scientific notation express your answer by using E as x10. For example for 2.23x103 -> 2.23E3

QUESTION 12 What is the osmotic pressure (1) of a 1.25-M solution of a nonelectrolyte solution at 25°C? R = 0.0821 L-atm/mol-K. Express your answer in atm and torr. Follow the 3 significant figures. No need to include the units in your answer. For scientific notation express your answer by using E as x10. For example for 2.23x103 -> 2.23E3

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