Triazine is a class of organic compounds characterized by a six-membered ring containing three nitrogen atoms and three carbon atoms. These compounds are often used in agriculture as herbicides, helping to control unwanted plant growth. Common triazine herbicides include atrazine and simazine, which are effective in various crops. In addition to their agricultural applications, triazines are also studied for their potential in pharmaceuticals and materials science. Their unique chemical structure allows for diverse reactions, making them valuable in synthesizing other compounds. Research continues to explore their environmental impact and safety in various applications.