- HN3.
Organic azides are
organic compounds with the
formula RN3,
containing the
azide functional group. The
dominant application of
azides is as a propellant...
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These azides are
significantly more
sensitive to
premature detonation than
sodium azide and thus have
limited applications. Lead and
silver azide can be...
- researchers. Low
molecular weight azides are
considered especially hazardous and are avoided. In the
research laboratory,
azides are
precursors to amines. They...
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Phenyl azide is an
organic compound with the
formula C6H5N3. It is one of the
prototypical organic azides. It is a pale
yellow oily
liquid with a pungent...
- pre-formed
silver acetylides do not
react with
azides; however,
silver acetylides do
react with
azides under catalysis with copper(I). ****sgen, R. (1961)...
- Acyl
azides are
carboxylic acid
derivatives with the
general formula RCON3.
These compounds,
which are a
subclass of
organic azides, are
generally colorless...
- published. The acyl
azide is
usually made from the
reaction of acid
chlorides or
anhydrides with
sodium azide or
trimethylsilyl azide. Acyl
azides are also obtained...
- However, the
alkali metal azides NaN3 and KN3,
featuring the
linear N− 3 anion, are well-known, as are Sr(N3)2 and Ba(N3)2.
Azides of the B-subgroup metals...
- Lead(II)
azide Pb(N3)2 is an
inorganic compound. More so than
other azides, it is explosive. It is used in
detonators to
initiate secondary explosives...
- of this
reaction has been
extended to
reactions of
carbonyls with
alkyl azides R-N3. This
extension was
first reported by J.H.
Boyer in 1955 (hence the...
