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Why are equimolar solutions of sodium chloride and glucose not isotonic?
Asked by rashmij34 | 27 Feb, 2024, 04:42: PM
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Isotonic solutions are those with identical concentrations and osmotic pressures; however, because glucose and NaCl have different Van't Hoff factors, they do not have the same osmotic pressure.

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