phosphamide
The American Dictionary and Cyclopedia · p. 34
[English phosph ( atyl ), and amide.] Chem. (pl.): Compounds formed from one or more molecules of ammonia, by the substitution of phosphatyl, PO, for three atoms of hydrogen. phos-pham-mô-ni-ŭm, s. [Pref. phosph- , and Eng . ammonium .] Chem. (pl.): Bases formed on the mixed type mHN HP; for example, ethylene-trimethyl-triethyl (C2HN. phosphammonium (CH3)3 P ( Watts .) (C2H5)3) phos-pha-nil'-Ic, a . [Pref. phosph- , and Eng. anilic .] Derived from phosphorus and anilic acid. phosphanilic-acid, s . [PHENYL PHOSPHAMIC ACID.]
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