Diamine
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A diamine is a type of polyamine with exactly two amino groups.
Examples include:
- Diamines with linear carbon chain
- ethylene diamine (2 carbon)
- putrescine (4 carbon)
- cadaverine (5 carbon)
- hexamethylene diamine (6 carbon)
- Other
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