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Equal weights of two substances A and B are dissolved in equal volumes of water. The  osmotic pressure of the solution containing B is found to be three times the osmotic press…

Equal weights of two substances A and B are dissolved in equal volumes of water. The  osmotic pressure of the solution containing B is found to be three times the osmotic press…
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Equal weights of two substances A and B are dissolved in equal volumes of water. The  osmotic pressure of the solution containing B is found to be three times the osmotic pressure of the solution  of A. That is the molecular weight of A, if the molecular weight of B is 60?​

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Answer: the molecular weight of A would be 20

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