Original post by anon25x
What would a cyclic secondary amine look like please?
I think it could be a normal cyclic molecule, but with one carbon replaced by a nitrogen that's bonded to one hydrogen. This way the nitrogen will be bonded to two R groups and 1 hydrogen, so would be secondary.
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