oxalamide

Example:Oxalamide is the salt of an acid when formed as a reaction product, thus it is antonymous to the acid in its derived form.

Definition:A chemical compound that in water solution furnishes hydrogen ions (protons) or, more narrowly, an organic compound that yields the proton in a chemical reaction with a base.

Example:While oxalamides are derived from oxalic acid, amines are their chemical antonyms in terms of basicity and structure.

Definition:An organic compound containing a nitrogen atom with a lone pair of electrons, often in a salt or ester with an acid, such as oxalamide.