Urea, CH4N2O, is produced by the reaction between ammonia and carbon dioxide, as shown by the following equation. 2NH3 + CO2 → CH4N2O + H2O a. Calculate the quantities, in kilograms, of NH3 and CO2 that should combine to produce 6.0 kg of urea. NH3 _______________ kg CO2 _______________ kg b. How many kilograms of water will be produced as the side product in this process? H2O _______________ kg

Urea, CH4N2O, is produced by the reaction between ammonia and carbon dioxide, as shown by the following equation. 2NH3 + CO2 → CH4N2O + H2O a. Calculate the quantities, in kilograms, of NH3 and CO2 that should combine to produce 6.0 kg of urea. NH3 _______ kg CO2 _ kg b. How many kilograms of water will be produced as the side product in this process? H2O _________ kg

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