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Dear Aizaz Aizaz,
1. Amines may be derived from ammonia by replacing one, two, or all three hydrogens with alkyl groups. Some examples are
2. Amides are another important nitrogen containing organic compound. The key feature of an amine is a nitrogen atom bonded to a carbonyl carbon atom. Like esters, amides are formed in a condensation reaction. While esters are formed from the condensation reaction of an alcohol and a carboxylic acid, amides are formed from the condensation of an amine and a carboxylic acid:
Inorganic Compounds Of Nitrogen :
HNO3 - Nitric acidHNO2 - Nitrous acidNO2 - Nitrogen dioxideN2O - Dinitrogen monoxideLiNO3 - Lithium nitrateNaNO3 -Sodium nitrateKNO3 - Potassium nitrateRbNO3 -Rubidium nitrateCsNO3 -Cesium nitrateNO - Nitrogen monoxideNH3 - AmmoniaBe(NO3)2 - Beryllium nitrateMg(NO3)2 -Magnesium nitrateCa(NO3)2 -Calcium nitrateSt(NO3)2 - Strontium nitrateBa(NO3)2 -Barium nitrateAgNO3 - Silver nitrateHCN - Hydrogen cyanideNaCN - Sodium cyanideKCN - Potassium cyanideLiCN - Lithium cyanideRbCN - Rubidium cynaideCsCN - Cesium cyanideBa(CN)2 - Barium cynanideMg(CN)2 - Magnesium cyanideCa(CN)2 - Calcium cyanideSt(CN)2 - Strontium cyanideBa(CN)2 - Barium cyanideNH4Cl - Ammonium chlorideNH4Br - Ammonium bormideNH4I - Ammonium iodideNH4NO3 - Ammonium nitrateN2H4 - Dinitrogen tetraoxideN2O3 - Dinitorgen trioxideN2O5 - Dinitrogen pentaoxideLiNO2 - Lithium nitriteNaNO2 - Sodium nitriteKNO2 - Potassium nitriteRbNO2 - Rubidium nitriteCsNO2 - Cesium nitriteBe(NO2)3 - Beryllium nitriteMg(NO2)3 - Magnesium nitriteCa(NO2)3 - Calcium nitriteSr(NO2)3 - Strontium nitriteBa(NO2)3 - Beryllium nitriteNH4OH - Ammonium hydroxideLi3N - Lithium nitrideNa3N - Sodium nitrideK3N - Potassium nitrideRb3N - Rubidium nitrideCs3N - Cesium nitrideBe3N2 - Beryllium nitrideMg3N2 - Magnesium nitrideCa3N2 - Calcium nitrideSr3N2 - Strontium nitrideBa3N2 - Barium nitrideAg3N - Silver nitrideScN - Scandium nitrideYN - Yttrium nitride
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