Polymers of this functional group typically make up the top layer of a thin-film composite membrane. A polymer of this functional group can be synthesized via the Schotten-Bauman reaction by pulling on a film at a water-cyclohexane interface in a namesake “rope trick.” A class of polymers linked by aromatic instances of this functional group include Nomex. Polymers linked by this functional group can be synthesized via ring-opening polymerizations of (*) lactams. Urethanes (-5[1])contain an additional oxygen bonded to the carbon of these functional groups, which appear in Kevlar, nylons, and DMF. One of these functional groups is formed when a carboxyl and amino group condense. For 10 (-5[1])points, name this functional group consisting of a nitrogen bonded to a carbonyl, which links (10[1])amino acids in proteins. ■END■ (0[1])