Phenethylamine
Pronunciation: /ˈfɛnˈɛθəɫˈˌeɪmin/
Phenethylamine (noun)
- An organic chemical with a two-carbon chain attached to a benzene ring and an amine group.
- A class name for substances built from the same basic structure, often studied for effects on the nervous system.
Examples
- Phenethylamine is a chemical base used in scientific research.
- Researchers study phenethylamine as a chemical base in the lab.