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(Biochemists use these more than organic. Amides are a very small group in ochem but are very important in biochem.) |
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An '''amide''' is a [[functional group]] with an [[oxygen]] atom attached by double bond to a [[carbon]] atom, which itself is attached to a [[nitrogen]] atom. | An '''amide''' is a [[functional group]] with an [[oxygen]] atom attached by double bond to a [[carbon]] atom, which itself is attached to a [[nitrogen]] atom. | ||
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*[[Carboxylic acid]] | *[[Carboxylic acid]] | ||
[[Category:Organic Chemistry]][[Category:Biochemistry]] | [[Category:Organic Chemistry]][[Category:Biochemistry]] | ||
Latest revision as of 01:34, July 13, 2016
An amide is a functional group with an oxygen atom attached by double bond to a carbon atom, which itself is attached to a nitrogen atom.