- In chemistry, an
imidic acid is any
molecule that
contains the -C(=NH)-OH
functional group. It is the
tautomer of an
amide and the
isomer of an oxime....
- are
organic compounds,
which can be
thought of as
esters formed between a
imidic acid (R-C(=NR')OH) and an alcohol, with the
general formula R-C(=NR')OR"...
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Attack by
water converts 6 to
protonated imidic acid 7,
which undergoes loss of
proton to
arrive at the
imidic acid
tautomer of the
final amide. In an...
-
imidic acid: H−N−C=O ⇌ N=C−O−H (e.g., the
latter is
encountered during nitrile hydrolysis reactions)
lactam – lactim, a
cyclic form of amide-
imidic acid...
- to uridine,
uridine 5′-monophosphate is produced.
Uracil undergoes amide-
imidic acid
tautomeric shifts because any
nuclear instability the
molecule may...
-
useful γ-lactam
known as
Vince Lactam is obtained. A
lactim is a
cyclic imidic acid
compound characterized by an
endocyclic carbon-nitrogen
double bond...
-
developed for
specialized applications.
Amidogen Amino radical Amidicity Imidic acid
Metal amides "Amide
definition and
meaning -
Collins English Dictionary"...
- this
class of compounds. The term
imino acid is also the
obsolete term for
imidic acids,
structures containing the -C(=NH)-OH group, and
should not be used...
-
common oxyacids that are
relatively easily prepared as pure substances.
Imidic acids are
created by
replacing =O with =NR in an oxyacid. An
oxyacid molecule...
- (PPIase) family, this
protein catalyzes the cis-trans
isomerization of
proline imidic peptide bonds,
which allows it to
facilitate folding or
repair of proteins...
