16 please molar depression17.16.constantWhat is the osmotic pressure (at 25°C) of seawater? It contains approximately 35.0 grams of NaCl per liter. (Seawatercontains other stuff, but we'll ignore it.)Look up the Osmotic Pressure in your blood and discuss why sea water will kill you if you drink it. (I knowthat it is more to do with kidneys than blood... but that is too much biology for this worksheet.)

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molar depression
17.
16.
constant
What is the osmotic pressure (at 25°C) of seawater? It contains approximately 35.0 grams of NaCl per liter. (Seawater
contains other stuff, but we'll ignore it.)
Look up the Osmotic Pressure in your blood and discuss why sea water will kill you if you drink it. (I know
that it is more to do with kidneys than blood... but that is too much biology for this worksheet.)

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