4) 9.87 g NH, reacts completely with excess CO2-
2NH30 + CO2 → CN,(OH),, + H20,
If 13.74 g of...
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4) 9.87 g NH, reacts completely with excess CO2-
2NH30 + CO2 → CN,(OH),, + H20,
If 13.74 g of CN (OH) [Urea) are produced during a lab, what is the percent
yield?
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