Where Can I Find Data on NaCl Solution Osmotic Pressure vs. Concentration?

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The discussion focuses on finding online resources that provide data on the osmotic pressure of NaCl solutions in relation to concentration, specifically from zero concentration to saturation point. The van't Hoff equation is mentioned as applicable in low concentration scenarios. The user also expresses interest in data for solutions mimicking the composition of seawater, excluding the variable water concentration. This indicates a need for comprehensive datasets that cover a wide range of NaCl concentrations.

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Can anyone tell me about online source where I can find osmotic pressure vs concentration of NaCl solution. it obeys the linear relation of van't Hoff equation in low concentration solution, but I need the relation from zero concentration to saturation point.
It would be great if this relationship is also available for a solution has the same composition of sea water - except the water which is varying with the concentration.
Thank you!
 
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aelshamy said:
I need the relation from zero concentration to saturation point.

Could be the answer is is worth Nobel prize.
 

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