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Reaction of formaldehyde and ammonia gives:

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hexamethylene tetramine
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bakelite
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urea
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triethylene tetramine
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Solution

The correct option is A hexamethylene tetramine
Formaldehyde reacts with ammonia to form hexamethylenetetramine which is used as urinary antiseptic under the nate urotopine.

6HCHO+4NH3(CH2)6N4+6H2O

Option A is correct.

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