MCQ
Molecule having maximum number of covalent bonds is:
- ANH4OH
- BNH4Cl
- CCO(NH2)2
- DCH3OH
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Answer
- CO(NH2)2
Explanation:
Urea has maximum covalent bonds - 8.
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