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Amide form of nitrogen is found in fertilizer:
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Amide form of nitrogen is found in fertilizer:

A.

CAN

B.

DAP

C.

Urea

D.

None of these

Correct option is C

✅ (c) Urea: • Urea (CO(NH₂)₂) contains nitrogen in amide form, which converts to ammonium and then nitrate in soil. • It has 46% nitrogen, making it a highly concentrated nitrogenous fertilizer.
❌ (a) CAN (Calcium Ammonium Nitrate): • Contains nitrate and ammonium forms of nitrogen, not amide.
❌ (b) DAP (Diammonium Phosphate): • Contains nitrogen in ammonium form, not amide.
❌ (d) None of these: • Incorrect, since urea is the correct answer.

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