carbamimidate
nounUK /kɑːˌbæmɪˈmɪdeɪt/
US /kɑːrˌbæmɪˈmɪdeɪt/
A chemical compound made from a small group of atoms that includes carbon and nitrogen.
The chemist studied how carbamimidate forms in water.
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2. A salt or ester containing the carbamimidate group.
Sodium carbamimidate was used in the reaction.
3. An anion formed when a carbamimidic acid loses a proton.
The carbamimidate anion is stable in basic solution.
4. A compound class studied in organic synthesis.
Researchers prepared several carbamimidate derivatives.