👉 Lactamide is a chemical compound that is found in milk, cheese, and some types of yogurt. It has a unique structure made up of two identical nitrogen atoms bonded to one oxygen atom. The name "lactamide" comes from its resemblance to the word "milk," which is used as an adjective for something containing milk. Lactamide can be further classified into different forms based on its substituent, such as lactose (a sugar) and lactone (an alcohol).
