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Burned urea, often referred to as urea-derived byproducts or residues, can dissolve in polar solvents. Common solvents that can dissolve these substances include water, methanol, and ethanol. Additionally, some organic solvents like acetone may also be effective, depending on the specific composition of the burned urea residue. However, the effectiveness of the solvent can vary based on the degree of carbonization or other chemical changes the urea has undergone during burning.

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