Talk:Amide

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Created the subpages per Citizendium style

I just added the initiating touches to turn this into a Citizendium-style article:

  • Added the {{subpages}} template to the top of the main article's edit page
  • Added the {{subpages}} template to the to top of this Talk (Discussion) page's edit page
  • Created the Metatadata template. Assigned a status 3 (stub) for the article for now. It can be changed in the future when warranted.
  • Categorized under Chemistry

Matt Arenas Mercado 05:18, 29 October 2010 (UTC)

Thanks for doing that-this was my first article and I didn't know how
Nathaniel Gunby 14:28, 30 Oct 2010 (NZ time)
No problem. Consider using the "Start Article" page until you get the hang of using the {{subpages}} template. Matt Arenas Mercado 11:27, 1 November 2010 (UTC)

Ionic "amides"

Regarding this material:

"This article is about the acid derivatives. There are also ionic amides, which are very strong bases and the nitrogen equivalents of hydroxide, with the general formula R2N-(where R refers to hydrogen or any alkyl group."

R2N- - isn't that a conjugate base of an anime?

Matt Arenas Mercado 06:24, 29 October 2010 (UTC)

Perfect;y right. I've added this now
Nathaniel Gunby 14:28, 30 Oct 2010 (NZ time)