Which solution should have the highest vapor pressure? O0.10 M sucrose (C12H2201) 0.25 M sucrose (C12H22011) O0.50 M sucrose(C,2H22011)

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Which solution should have the highest vapor pressure?
O0.10 M sucrose (C12H2201)
0.25 M sucrose (C12H2201)
O0.50 M sucrose(C12H22011)
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