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Amines
Organic compounds with one or more alkyl groups attached to a nitrogen atom.
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Amines
Organic compounds with one or more alkyl groups attached to a nitrogen atom.
Alkyl groups
Hydrocarbon chains that are attached to a nitrogen atom in amines.
Nitrogen atom
The central atom in amines to which alkyl groups are attached.
Substituents
Groups attached to the nitrogen atom that form the beginning of an amine's name.
Nomenclature
The system of naming amines based on their structure and attached groups.
Suffix
The part of the amine's name that ends with 'amine' to indicate its class.
Prefix
The part of the amine's name derived from the alkyl groups attached to nitrogen.
Organic chemistry
The field of chemistry that studies compounds like amines with carbon-based structures.
Compounds
Substances formed from two or more elements, such as amines with nitrogen and alkyl groups.
Reactions
Chemical processes involving amines that are influenced by their structure and naming.