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The action of concentrated sulphuric acid on urea results in the production of a white crystalline solid X of formulae H3NO3S, a monobasic acid. On treatment with sodium nitrite and dilute hydrochloric acid at oC, it liberates one mole of N2 per mol of X, and on addition of aqueous barium chloride, the resulting solution yields one mole of BaSO4 per mol of X taken. Here, X is NH2SO3H

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The action of concentrated sulphuric acid on urea results in the production of a white crystalline solid NH2SO3H. It is a
monobasic acid.
NH2CONH2urea+H2SO4conc.NH2SO3HX+NH3+CO2
On treatment with sodium nitrite and dilute hydrochloric acid at oC, it liberates one mole of
N2 per mole of NH2SO3H.
NaNO2+HClHNO2+NaCl
NH2SO3H+HNO2N2+H2SO4+H2O and on addition of aqueous barium
chloride, the resulting solution yields one mole of BaSO4 per mol of NH2SO3H taken. H2SO4+BaCl2BaSO4+2HCl

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