Chemistry, asked by vivekraj5208, 1 year ago

What happens when urea is heated above its melting point?

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Answered by aryanbhatt33655

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It melts and realise CO2

Answered by DEAN007

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Answer:

it starts boiling because it is converted to its boilling point.

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