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oxamide

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oxamide [′äk·sə·məd]
(organic chemistry)
NH2COCONH2Water-insoluble white powder, melting at 419°C; used as a stabilizer for nitrocellulose products.
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HCN was oxidized to cyanogen which was hydrolyzed to oxamide in concentrated hydrochloric acid.
Chemistry paper abstracts by Journal of the Alabama Academy of Science
Pryde and Chan (9) and Chan (10) suggest that hydrazine compounds slightly out perform oxamide compounds as metal deactivators when infrared spectra are compared or oxygen uptake is measured.
Theory and factors affecting stability by Hendrickson, L.; Connole, Kent B. / Polymer Engineering and Science
It also contains an oxamide metal-deactivating functionality.
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