Q19 At 298K ,the osmotic pressure of glucose(C,H12O6) solution is 10.3atm.Calculate the freezing point of solution. The density of solution is 1.029g/mL.(K=1.86°C/m) AT, = FP FP solution = K4m %3D solvent

Q19 At 298K ,the osmotic pressure of glucose(C,H12O6) solution is 10.3atm.Calculate the freezing point of solution. The density of solution is 1.029g/mL.(K=1.86°C/m) AT, = FP FP solution = K4m %3D solvent

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Q19 At 298K ,the osmotic pressure of glucose(C,H,,06) solution is
10.3atm.Calculate the freezing point of solution. The density of
solution is 1.029g/mL.(K=1.86°C/m)
AT;= FP
FP,
solution = K, m
solvent

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