Original post by fried399
would it be a secondary amine + carboxyl ??
Hi, I am not a chemist, but relating your Q to the special case of amino acids and peptide bonds in biology, I would think that hydrolysis would lead to a compound with an amino group [e.g. R-NH2] and a carboxylic acid [in the example of a peptide bond between 2 amino acids, an amino acid [of which oc a carboxyl group is a crucial part]].
There are some detailed explanations online if that helps.
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