diazo reaction

"Diazo reactions" are important in both organic chemistry for synthesizing azo compounds and in medical diagnostics for detecting specific conditions.

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Definition

C2Organic Chemistry

(technical, academic)A chemical process that results in the formation of an azo compound.

Example

  • The synthesis of many dyes involves a diazo reaction.

C2Medical Diagnostics

(technical, clinical)A test where a diazonium salt reacts with a sample to produce a color change, used to identify certain medical conditions.

Example

  • The diazo reaction can indicate the presence of bilirubin in urine, aiding in the diagnosis of liver conditions.