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which will have higher osmotic pressure A.   0.015 M C5H10O5     B.   0.030 M KCl    ...

which will have higher osmotic pressure A.   0.015 M C5H10O5     B.   0.030 M KCl     C.   0.040 M C2H6O     D.   0.010 M AlCl3    E.   0.010 M NaBr

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