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An amine is an organic functional group with strong basic properties prevelant in many bilogical molecules. It is a derivative of ammonia and consists of a nitrogen (with a lone pair) covalently bonded to either hydrogen or alkyl groups and can be found in primary, secondary or tertiary structures. | An amine is an organic functional group with strong basic properties prevelant in many bilogical molecules. It is a derivative of [[ammonia|ammonia]] and consists of a [[nitrogen|nitrogen]] (with a lone pair) [[Covalent_bonding|covalently bonded]] to either [[hydrogen|hydrogen]] or [[alkyl groups|alkyl groups]] and can be found in primary, secondary or tertiary structures. | ||
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An amine is an organic functional group with strong basic properties prevelant in many bilogical molecules. It is a derivative of ammonia and consists of a nitrogen (with a lone pair) covalently bonded to either hydrogen or alkyl groups and can be found in primary, secondary or tertiary structures.