The freezing point order of the solution of glucose is:

10 % > 3 % > 2 % > 1 %

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1 % > 2 % > 3 % > 10 %

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1 % > 3 % > 10 % > 2 %

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10 % > 1 % > 3 % > 2 %

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The correct option is A $1 % > 2 % > 3 % > 10 %$
Freezing point is inversly proportional to mass percentage of the non-volatile electrolyte (Glucose).

So the freezing point order is $1$

Hence option B is correct.

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The freezing point order of the solution of glucose is:

The correct option is A 1%>2%>3%>10%Freezing point is inversly proportional to mass percentage of the non-volatile electrolyte (Glucose).So the freezing point order is 1Hence option B is correct.

The correct option is A $1 % > 2 % > 3 % > 10 %$
Freezing point is inversly proportional to mass percentage of the non-volatile electrolyte (Glucose).

So the freezing point order is $1$

Hence option B is correct.