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Charlotte Miles
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3 April, 11:11
How many single covalent bonds in urea?
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Mitchell Rollins
3 April, 11:35
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In urea, each nitrogen atom uses three of its valence electrons for formation of single bonds with carbon atom and two hydrogen atoms.
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