azide
/ˈeɪzʌɪd
/noun Chemistry
A compound containing the anion N3− or the group —N3.The most common of these are chemical compounds that contain nitrogen such as azides, nitrates, and other nitrocompounds....
- In general, reasonably high molecular weight azides are OK to handle.
- This reaction should take place in darkroom conditions to protect the aryl azide from photolysis.
Origin
Early 20th century: from azo- + -ide.
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