Amines and strength of acid

[Adrian C 1D]

I remember learning that any amine were classified as weak acids back in highschool. Can anybody clarify if this is true and if so why?

[Layal Suboh 1I]

Amines are bases. For example, in ammonia, NH3, the nitrogen has a lone pair, making it a base. Amines are considered weaker bases because they are not completely ionized in water.

[michelle]

Amines are weak bases, becasue they are proton acceptors by the definition of Bronsted base and they are lone pair donor by the definition of Lewis base.

[mayra martinez 1D]

amines are lewis bases and so they give away electrons since the nitrogen has a lone pair and take in protons making them weak bases.

[Bruce Chen 2H]

Amines are some of the most basic molecules out there as they aren't entirely ionized when placed in water.