Question

how much water is required to dissolve 1 gram of urea. please give the answer with proper explanation​

Answer 1

Answer:

3g of urea dissolves in 1 litre of water .Then quarter litre of water is necessary to dissolve 1g of urea

Answer 2

75 gm of water is required to dissolve 1 gm of urea.

What is Urea?

• Urea is a compound which is also called Carbamide
• Its IUPAC name is carbonyl diamide
• It is a white solid chemical compound
• It dissolved in water but it is not acidic
• It is discovered by Friedrich Wohler

What are the properties of Urea?

• It is used to make fertilizers
• It is used as a raw material to make urea-formaldehyde resins
• It is used in industries and also used as natural gas

How  75 gm of water is required to dissolve in 1 gm of urea?

To dissolve 1 gm of urea we need 75 gm of water so we will get a solution of 1 gm of urea in 175gm of solution. It is calculated as W/W which means weight in weight.