urea is a weak monoacidic base why?
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Bases which dissociate to produce one hydroxyl ion per molecule of base. for eg =NaOh=(Na+)+(OH-)are called as monoacidic base .
The acid which dissociate on dissolving in water to produce one hydrogen ion per molecule of an acid .
eg=HCL=(H+)+(CL-)
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The acid which dissociate on dissolving in water to produce one hydrogen ion per molecule of an acid .
eg=HCL=(H+)+(CL-)
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Urea is mono-acidic base. It it actually Arrhenius base that deprotonates water leaving OH- in its water solution , which in turn works as base.
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