- In
organic chemistry, the
diazo group is an
organic moiety consisting of two
linked nitrogen atoms at the
terminal position.
Overall charge-neutral organic...
- DeTarr, D.F.; Kosuge, T. (1958). "Mechanisms of
Diazonium Salt
Reactions. VI. The
Reactions of
Diazonium Salts with
Alcohols under Acidic Conditions; Evidence...
- the
condensation between aldehydes and
diazo esters. The
general reaction scheme is as follows: The
reaction yields two
possible carbonyl compounds (I...
-
Whiteprint describes a do****ent
reproduction produced by
using the
diazo chemical process. It is also
known as the blue-line
process since the result...
- the
Shapiro reaction. The
first step of the Bamford–Stevens
reaction is the
formation of the
diazo compound 3. In
protic solvents, the
diazo compound 3...
- co-workers
expanded the
scope of
diazoacetate to
diazo sulfones,
diazo phosphonates and
diazo phosphine oxides.
Diazo compounds are
ambiphilic reagents. According...
- The Barton–Kellogg
reaction is a
coupling reaction between a
diazo compound and a thioketone,
giving an
alkene by way of an
episulfide intermediate.[1][2][3]...
-
reacts with
methoxide in
methanol to give the
secondary α-
diazo ketone.
Diazo-transfer
reactions are
commonly used methods, in
which an
organic azide, usually...
-
arylation Sandmeyer reaction Gomberg, M.; Bachmann, W. E. (1924). "The
Synthesis of
Biaryl Compounds by
Means of the
Diazo Reaction". J. Am. Chem. Soc...
- For example,
diazo(trimethylsilyl)methane has been demonstrated. Acid
anhydrides can be used in
place of acid chloride. The
reaction yields a 1:1 mixture...
