231.25 g/mol) is an Isocarboxazid (MW organic monoamine oxidase inhibitor used to treat depression disorders. isocarboxazid are added to water to make a 38.00 grams of 350 mL aqueous solution. What is the os- motic pressure exerted by this solution across a semi-permeable membrane at 37°C? 1. 23.90 atm 2. 1.43 atm 3. 12.10 atm 4. 329.6 atm 5. 11.95 atm 6. 144.4 atm

231.25 g/mol) is an Isocarboxazid (MW organic monoamine oxidase inhibitor used to treat depression disorders. isocarboxazid are added to water to make a 38.00 grams of 350 mL aqueous solution. What is the os- motic pressure exerted by this solution across a semi-permeable membrane at 37°C? 1. 23.90 atm 2. 1.43 atm 3. 12.10 atm 4. 329.6 atm 5. 11.95 atm 6. 144.4 atm

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Chapter11: Properties Of Solutions

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