diamiden.
/ˈdʌɪəmʌɪd/ Chemistry.
An amide formed on the type of two molecules of Ammonia, the hydrogen of which is replaced partly or wholly by one or more acid radicals.
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1866 E. Frankland Lect. Notes 374 The diamides may be regarded as derived from two molecules of ammonia.
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