Cahn–Ingold–Prelog priority of CN vs CH2NH2 Why does $\ce{CH2NH2}$ have lower priority than $\ce{CN}$? The carbon on the first molecule is bonded to (N,H,H) while the carbon on the second molecule is just bonded to (N). I can't seem to find this scenario anywhere online.
Each multiple bond is considered to be equivalent to an individual bond. So $\ce{-CN}$ has the same priority as (N,N,N), making it higher than (N,H,H). Read more about it here.