Since NaCl is a smaller molecule when compared to sucrose, only 58 grams of NaCl is required to make 1 molar comcentration while 342 grams of sucrose are needed to create the same 1 molar concentration and since 20 percent means 20 grams are added in both the cases,
the concentration of NaCl is higher so according to the equation, the osmotic pressure of NaCl should also be:
HIGHER.
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Figure 4: Osmotic Pressure Tosm = CRT C = the total solute concentration in moles/liter R...
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