oxamide
noun
ox·amide
äkˈsamə̇d;
ˈäksəˌmīd,
-mə̇d
: a high-melting crystalline amide (CONH2)2 obtainable by treating ethyl oxalate with ammonia : the diamide of oxalic acid
Word History
Etymology
International Scientific Vocabulary ox- entry 2 + amide; originally formed in French