Description
Organic azide compounds contain azide-based high-energy reactive functional groups and are an important class of organic synthesis intermediates and target compounds, which are widely used in organic synthesis, chemical biology, functional materials, and clinical medicine. These compounds are from azide reaction. The azide reaction introduces an azide group (N3) into the organic molecule, that is, N3 in the nucleophile replaces the halogen, sulfonate, nitroguanido, nitrate ester, etc. leaving group in the original compound. The reaction mechanism of azidation is nucleophilic substitution.