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 [[File:Substituted_amphetamine.svg|thumb|right|301px||Substitutive structure of an ''amphetamine'' molecule.]]
-'''Substituted amphetamines''' (also known as '''amphetamines''') are a class of compounds with molecular structures based upon that the molecular structure of [[amphetamine]]. The class includes many [[Psychoactive substance index|psychoactive substances]], which typically produce [[stimulant]] effects, [[entactogen|entactogenic]] effects, and/or [[psychedelic]] effects.
+'''Substituted amphetamines''' are a [[chemical class]] of organic compounds based upon the [[amphetamine]] chemical structure. The class spans a variety of pharmacological sub-classes, most prominently [[stimulants]] and [[entactogens]], but also some [[psychedelics]]. Examples of substituted amphetamines are [[amphetamine]] (itself), [[methamphetamine]], [[cathinone]], [[pyrovalerone]], [[MDMA]], and [[DOx]].
 ==Chemistry==