Chemistry Forum

I mean urea will be decomposed completely or just a part enough to neutralize acid? Because in solution then, amount of acid is just a little.

When urea is added to solution including phosphorus acid (pH of solution < 7), will it be decomposed into nh3 and co2 compeletely or a part in order to neutralize acid?

I've added the name into google bar but there is no result found.

MEA + H3PO3

There is only reaction between MEA and phosphoric acid (H3PO4) either.

I've been looking for the name of the product you did type but there was no result. Are there any other reactions?

Ammonia is in liquid form or gas form?

I'm looking equation of reaction between acid phosphorus and urea? Is molar ratio 2:1 for H3PO3?

Yeah. Thank you so much.

If MEA is excess and H3PO3 is taken into the solution, what will complex react with first?

Thanks a lot. I have 1 more question. If I continue putting H3PO3 into the solution, will complex react with acid phosphorus? Is this complex stable?

I think the equation could be
C2H7NO + CuSO4.5H2O = C2H5NOCu2+ + H2SO4 + H2O

Okay. I got it. Thank you very much.

Could you send me documentaries related to this reaction via my email: hoangnga.0896@gmail.com please. I need to prove the equation to my boss.

So there is no amoniumsalt in the solution?