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The osmotic pressure of a 3 30 mL solution containing 0 181

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The osmotic pressure of a 3 30 mL solution containing 0 181

The osmotic pressure of a 3 30 mL solution containing 0 181 g of protein dissolved in water is determined to be 17 30 torr at 22 C What is the molar mass of the protein Report your answer to the nearest whole number hint proteins have very large molar masses Your Answer 1

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