acediamine

acediamine Chem.

(ˌæsiːˈdaɪəmaɪn)

[f. acetic + diamine.]

An amine of composition C₂N₂H₆ = (H₃C)Cobigbb2NHb1NH₂ , also called Ethenyl-diamine, or Methyl-methenyl-diamine, derived from two molecules of ammonia in one of which H, in the other H₂ are replaced collectively by the trivalent radical Ethenyl (C₂H₃)ppp.

Watts Fownes' Chem. II. 225.