Nitrogen atom insertion into NN double bonds: straightforward access to triazenes

The present work documents the insertion of one nitrogen atom into a diazene moiety, providing direct access to the triazene core. <i>N</i>-Amino pyridinium iodide was used as the single-nitrogen-atom transfer reagent in the reaction. The strategy was applied for the synthesis of a hypoxia-activated triazene prodrug. The methodology is notable for its mild conditions, operational simplicity and wide scope.

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Chemical Communications
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2025-01-01
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https://doi.org/10.1039/d5cc04472c
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Chemical Reactions and Isotopes
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Nitrogen atom insertion into NN double bonds: straightforward access to triazenes

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Abstract

The present work documents the insertion of one nitrogen atom into a diazene moiety, providing direct access to the triazene core. <i>N</i>-Amino pyridinium iodide was used as the single-nitrogen-atom transfer reagent in the reaction. The strategy was applied for the synthesis of a hypoxia-activated triazene prodrug. The methodology is notable for its mild conditions, operational simplicity and wide scope.

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