Amines - nitrogen containing compounds, Chemistry

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Amines - Nitrogen Containing Compounds

1. Amines are observed like derivatives of ammonia where one, two or all three hydrogen atoms are changed by alkyl or aryl group.

2. Amines are described as primary, secondary or tertiary depending upon the number of alkyl groups attached to nitrogen atom.


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