acetamidine
/əˌsɛtəˈmɪdɪn/Definitions
1. noun
A compound derived from acetaldehyde and ammonia, often used as an intermediate in organic synthesis.
“The chemist used acetamidine in her experiment to create a new compound.”
1. noun
A compound derived from acetaldehyde and ammonia, often used as an intermediate in organic synthesis.
“The chemist used acetamidine in her experiment to create a new compound.”