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Aniline reacts with diazonium ions at the nitrogen atom
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Chemical reference literature reports that the initial attack of diazonium ions on aniline can occur at the amino nitrogen atom.

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1983 · cited by 0
the initial attack of the diazonium ion may still be at the amino nitrogen atom, but the decom- position … Zollinger 1 Introduction Diazonium ions are Lewis acids in which the B-nitrogen atom is the centre of electro- … nucleophiles at the B-nitrogen is called an azo (or diazo) coupling reaction and depending on the atom which
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1961 · cited by 0
proton addition is greater at the nitrogen than at the carbon atom. Similar circumstances are … realized that in aniline itself the electron density at the nitrogen is greater than in … anion X is not joined to the a-nitrogen atom of the diazonium radical by means of a line
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  1. Preparative organic chemistryreferencesame source L1no side taken
  2. Azo and diazo chemistry : aliphatic and aromatic compoundsreferencesame source L1no side taken
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