KnowraAmideLinked fromLinked fromThe 31 pages that link to Amide, each with the reason it gives.All 31Broader topic 6Related 7Narrower topic 8Compared with 10EsterCompared with: Replacing ester oxygen with nitrogen changes stability and reactivity.AmineCompared with: Unlike amines, amides have nitrogen’s lone pair delocalized into a carbonyl group.KetoneCompared with: Amides have nitrogen bonded to the carbonyl carbon instead of two carbon substituents.Carboxyl groupCompared with: Replacing the carboxyl hydroxyl with nitrogen produces an amide rather than a carboxylic acid.NitrileCompared with: Amides are common products of nitrile hydrolysis and contain a carbonyl rather than a carbon–nitrogen triple bond.Amino groupCompared with: Unlike an amino group, amide nitrogen shares its lone pair with a carbonyl and is much less basic.BenzylamineCompared with: Its nitrogen is not adjacent to a carbonyl, distinguishing benzylamine from amides.EthylamineCompared with: Amides contain nitrogen too, but their nitrogen is far less basic than ethylamine's.DiethylamineCompared with: Unlike an amine, an amide’s nitrogen lone pair is delocalized into a carbonyl.Carbamic acidCompared with: Carbamic acid resembles an amide but retains a hydroxyl group on the carbonyl carbon.