amides
Pronunciation: [əˈmaɪdz]
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Context: "chemistry"
(noun) Amides are special kinds of chemical compounds that contain a specific group made of nitrogen. They are often found in proteins and are important in many substances that we use every day, like in some medications.
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Amides are used in many drugs to help treat illnesses.
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Not all chemical compounds are amides; many are different types like acids or bases.
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What role do amides play in our body's proteins?
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