acetamide

See also: acétamide

English

Etymology

Blend of acetyl +‎ amide

Noun

acetamide (plural acetamides)

(organic chemistry) The amide of acetic acid, CH₃CONH₂.

Derived terms

Translations

amide of acetic acid

Arabic: أسيتاميد‎
Bengali: অ্যাসিট্যামাইড (êsiṭyāmāiḍ)
Bulgarian: ацетамид (acetamid), етанамид (etanamid)
Catalan: acetamida f, etanamida
Chinese:
Mandarin: 乙酰胺 (zh) (yǐxiānàn)
Czech: acetamid
Dutch: aceetamide
Finnish: asetamidi
French: acétamide (fr) m
German: Acetamid (de) n
Greek: αιθαναμίδιο (aithanamídio), ακεταμίδιο (aketamídio)
Hungarian: acetamid, etánamid
Irish: aicéataimíd f
Italian: acetammide (it) f
Japanese: アセトアミド (asetoamido)

Latvian: acetamīds, etānamīds
Lithuanian: acetamidas
Macedonian: ацетамид (acetamid)
Norwegian: acetamid, eddiksyreamid, etanamid
Persian: استامید‎
Polish: acetamid (pl) m, etanoamid
Portuguese: acetamida f, etanamida
Romanian: acetamidă (ro), etanamidă
Russian: ацетамид (ru) (acetamid)
Serbo-Croatian: acetamid
Slovene: acetamid, etanamid
Spanish: acetamida f
Swedish: etanamid, etansyraamid, acetamid (sv)
Tamil: அசிட்டமைடு (aciṭṭamaiṭu)
Uzbek: atsetamid

Further reading

“Acetamide” in David Barthelmy, Webmineral Mineralogy Database, 1997–.
“acetamide”, in Mindat.org‎, Hudson Institute of Mineralogy, accessed 29 August 2016.

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