Amines are compounds containing a nitrogen atom with a pair of valence electrons that are not shared with another atom in a covalent bond. Amines are a byproduct of amino acid breakdown. Amines have applications in several areas including drugs, dyes, and epoxy curing agents.
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Among the frontier challenges in chemistry in the 21st century are the interconnected goals of increasing control of chemical reactivity while synthesizing and diversifying complex molecules ...
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