A 1% aqueous solution of a substance is isotonic with 3% solution of glucose. The molar mass of the substance is
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60 g
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120 g
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180 g
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360
For isotonic solution :
Concentration of glucose solution = Concentration of second solution of given substance
Weight of glucose (solution -1)/ Molecular weight of glucose = Weight of substance(second- solution) / Molecular weight of given substance
Molecular weight of given substance = M
Weight of glucose (solution -1) = 3 g
Weight of substance( solution-2) = 1 g
Molecular weight of glucose = 180 g
Thus
3/180 = 1/ M
M = 180/3 = 60 g Answer
Concentration of glucose solution = Concentration of second solution of given substance
Weight of glucose (solution -1)/ Molecular weight of glucose = Weight of substance(second- solution) / Molecular weight of given substance
Molecular weight of given substance = M
Weight of glucose (solution -1) = 3 g
Weight of substance( solution-2) = 1 g
Molecular weight of glucose = 180 g
Thus
3/180 = 1/ M
M = 180/3 = 60 g Answer