$0.5 \ M$ $P_3Q_2$ $(i = 5)$ and $0.01 \ M$ $M_2N_3$ $(i = 5)$ are separated by a semipermeable membrane $AB$ in an aqueous solution as shown. These solutes react to give a brown color. Due to osmosis,there is:
- Abrown color formation in side $X$
- Bbrown color formation in side $Y$
- Cbrown color formation in both sides $X$ and $Y$
- Dno brown color formation
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