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Urea is a nitrogenous compound formed in the liver. It has a chemical formula of CH4N2O. It is also known as Carbamide or Ureophil.
This compound is the final end product of protein metabolism. It is a waste product and has no physiological function.
It dissolves in blood and kidney excretes it in urine. This organic compound has two NH2 groups connected by a functional group carbonyl. Urea dissolves in water and is non-toxic.
It is colourless and has no smell. It is widely used as an important raw material in industries and commonly used in fertilizers.
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