Alternative plural form of diamin: multiple organic compounds each containing two amine functional groups.
English plural of 'diamin' using the '-s' suffix. Used interchangeably with 'diamines', though 'diamines' is now the more standard IUPAC form.
Chemistry vocabulary shows how language standardizes—'diamins' was used in older literature, but scientists needed consistency, so 'diamines' became the official plural. Even LEGO scientists needed to agree on naming before building complex structures.
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