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Chemical reaction: Amine plus halogenoalkane forms alkyl-substituted amine plus halogen acid |
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H Padleckas created this image file (finished on January 26, 2005) especially for the article "Amine" in Wikimedia. H Padleckas 20:54, 26 Jan 2005 (UTC) |
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