The released on quantitative reaction of 0.6 g urea (, MW=60) with NaOH can be neutralized by:

🧠 The Urea "Double-Ammonia" Rule One mole of Urea () contains two Nitrogen atoms. When you treat it with NaOH (or use the enzyme urease), it releases 2 moles of Ammonia. This doubling effect is the most common place students lose marks. 🗺️ Strategic Roadmap Step 1: Identify the Ammonia Reservoir. Urea: . Released . Step 2: Neutralization Match. Reaction: . Need exactly equivalents () of HCl. - Option (a): eq. (Wrong) - Option (c): eq. (MATCH)

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