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Out of 18g of glucose only 4.5 g is dissolved in water to obtain 40 mL of its aqueous solution. Find the molarity of this glucose solution
Out of 18g of glucose only 4.5 g is dissolved in water to obtain 40 mL of its aqueous solution. Find the molarity of this glucose solution
Updated On: Feb 28, 2025
- 0.0625 M
- 6.25 M
- 0.00625 M
- 0.625 M
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The correct option is (D) : 0.625 M
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