Question #135153

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The Lowry and Bronsted theory describes that Urea is amphiprotic solvent. If it reacts with ammonia then it acts as?

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Answer: The Lowry and Bronsted theory describes that Urea is amphiprotic solvent. If it reacts with ammonia then it acts as Acid to form.
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Question #135153

Everyday Science

The Lowry and Bronsted theory describes that Urea is amphiprotic solvent. If it reacts with ammonia then it acts as?

Options:

Answer: The Lowry and Bronsted theory describes that Urea is amphiprotic solvent. If it reacts with ammonia then it acts as Acid to form.
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