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Ammonia (Hydrogen Nitride) is harmful to our cells (no duh right?) but our body naturally makes a little bit of this chemical through its natural processes. In order to get rid of this poisonous substance, our cells secrete ammonia into the blood stream to be combined with carbon dioxide. In this process, urea (CN2OH4) and water is made. Urea is less toxic to our bodies and is secreted into our urine. If a total of 32.54g of ammonia is secreted into the blood stream and 61.48g of urea is secreted in our urine, what is the percent yield of this reaction?
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