Nitrogen compound

1 Used for
2 Broader Terms
3 Narrower Terms
4 Related Terms
5 Scope Note
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Used for

imidoester

Broader Terms

chemical

Narrower Terms

ammonia, azo compound, cyanate, cyanide, nitrene, nitrogen, nitrogen oxide

Scope Note

tree heading for selected nitrogen-containing chemicals, including inorganic; for additional organic, see RTs listed here.

Facts (generated by robot; please edit if you find it inaccurate)

As well, a trivalent nitrogen compound is pyramidal and the nitrogen is sp3.
Organic nitrogen compound is amine-aldehyde condensation product 417 .
The method according to claim 1, wherein the nitrogen compound is selected from the group consisting of ammonia, ammonium salts, analogous ammonia structures, and mixtures thereof.
~With organic nitrogen compound DEFINITION Classification: 44/270 With organic nitrogen compound: (under subclass 268) Compositions wherein an organic nitrogen compound is a component of the solidified liquid fuel composition.
Even though the nonprotein nitrogen compound is of little benefit to the horse, it is not harmful in the amounts present in these diets.

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