Assume a 0.286 M solution of NaCl and a nonelectrolyte with an isosmotic molar concentration of...

Assume a 0.286 M solution of NaCl and a nonelectrolyte with an isosmotic molar concentration of 0.416. Determine the isosmotic coefficient and the osmotic pressure of this solution.

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