0. 6% solution of urea molecular weight 60 be isotonic with

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0. 6% solution of urea molecular weight 60 be isotonic with

Abhi Raj 11th Jan, 2020

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shivangi mehta 11th Jan, 2020

Hello,

Isotonic solutions have same osmotic pressures across a semipermeable membrane.

0.6% urea has molarity = (0.6\60) * (1000/100) = 0.1 M

So, it is isotonic with 0.1 M of glucose solution.

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