Chemistry, asked by tsg0, 7 months ago

calculate the mass of nitrogen in 1000kg of urea CO (NH2)2.

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Answered by bishtsmita06

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Answer:

467kg

Explanation:

[CO(NH₂)₂]

molar mass = 60gm

60gm urea have 28gm nitrogen so

1000kg urea will have 28×1000/60=467kg nitrogen

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