The term 'Ammonia Compound' refers to a group of compounds that contain nitrogen and hydrogen atoms. These compounds include Imine (5 letters), Imide (5 letters), AMIDE (5 letters), Amine (5 letters) and Urea (4 letters). Imine is a compound with a carbon-nitrogen double bond, Imide is a compound with a nitrogen-oxygen double bond, AMIDE is a compound with a nitrogen-carbon single bond, Amine is a compound with a nitrogen-hydrogen single bond, and Urea is a compound with two nitrogen-oxygen single bonds. All of these compounds are derived from ammonia and are important in many industrial and biological processes.