CH2NH3
CH2NH3 is a chemical formula that denotes a compound containing one carbon atom, one nitrogen atom, and five hydrogen atoms. As a standalone formula, it does not correspond to a widely recognized neutral molecule with a defined structure under standard conditions. In many contexts, CH2NH3 appears only as an atom-count shorthand or as part of computational or theoretical inputs, where the exact connectivity, geometry, and charge state are specified separately.
Because a neutral molecule with that exact formula is not well established in common chemistry, the properties
If CH2NH3 is encountered in a database, publication, or computational output, it is important to consult the
See also: CH2NH (methanimine), CH3NH2 (methylamine), NH4+ (ammonium), HCONH2 (formamide).