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amide

Any organic chemical derived from a carboxylic acid by the replacement of the hydroxyl group (OH) by an amino group (NH2).

One of the simplest amides is ethanamide (acetamide, CH3CONH2), which has a strong odour.



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Thus, it is possible to assume that the amide group was formed by an amidation reaction between the amine group in APST and the Ce acetate: Ce(-O-COC[H.
Cerium acetate-modified aminopropylsilane triol: a precursor of ... by Sugama, T. / JCT Research
In addition, stable hybrid materials can be produced by amidation with amino acids and proteins, or protein hydrolysates and fatty amines.
Oxidized polysaccharide derivatives to find numerous uses by Emerging Food R&D Report
In addition, stable hybrid materials can be produced by amidation with amino acids and proteins, or protein hydrolysates and fatty amines.
Oxidized polysaccharide derivatives to find numerous uses by Emerging Food R&D Report
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