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Relating to a type of acid known as carbamic acid and its related compounds.
The chemist studied the properties of carbamic compounds in her research.
Carbamic is formed from "carb-" (from Latin "carbo", meaning coal or carbon) and "-amic" (from Latin "amicus", meaning friend). The term refers to a compound related to carbon that has friendly or favorable properties in chemical reactions.
Think of 'carbon' ('carb-') being a 'friend' ('-amic') in chemical processes, which helps you remember that 'carbamic' relates to carbon compounds.