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Amines, Amides and Their Types
Amine is a compound that is derived from Ammonia (NH3). As they are derived from ammonia, we can say that they are the derivatives of ammonia. There are also natural amines which are found in certain plants as alkaloids, dopamine. They also exist in animals in the form of histamine and chemical mediators. Similar natural amines are amino acids, trimethylamine, and aniline. Amide is a functional group that has a carbonyl group attached to a nitrogen atom or any other atom containing the amide group.
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Ch Feng
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