what is the maximum theoretical number of water molecules with which, in theory, one urea molecule can hydrogen bond?

The maximum number of molecules that one water molecule can hold through hydrogen bonding is 4 because the two hydrogen atoms of water can form two hydrogen bonds and the two lone pairs on oxygen can also form two hydrogen bonds. hope it helps

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petroleum? coal maybe?