Reactions of Aromatic Compounds (overall)
Exercises: Diazotization
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- Instruction : Exercise 2
- Exercise
In contrast to aliphatic diazonium cations, which usually spontaneously decompose through splitting off nitrogen, aromatic diazonium salts are usually ...
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The cause of the higher stability of aromatic diazonium salts compared to aliphatic diazonium salts is ...
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Protonation of an aromatic diazohydroxide's hydroxy group and subsequent elimination of water yield ...
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Aromatic diazonium ions are relatively stable only in acidic and poorly basic solution. Under moderately and strong basic conditions, they are transformed into diazohydroxides and, finally, ...
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Aromatic diazonium salts may also be isolated. However, ...
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Aromatic diazonium salts are starting products of ...
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