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Chapter 18: Q. 18.68 (page 654)

Draw the condensed structural formula for urea.

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The condensed structural formula of urea NH2CONH2is:-

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We need to draw the condensed structural formula of urea.

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Explanation 

Because of the chemical groups it contains, urea is sometimes called carbamide. Two amide groups are joined by a carbonyl group in urea.

Its structural formula is:-

Urea's condensed structural formula is NH2CONH2.

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