A chemical compound containing both a diazo group and an imide functional group, used in certain synthetic reactions.
From 'diazo-' combined with 'imide' (a nitrogen-containing functional group with two carbonyl groups). Nomenclature developed in 20th-century organic synthesis.
Diazoimides are relatively rare but powerful reagents that combine two different reactive hotspots in one molecule, allowing chemists to perform transformations that wouldn't be possible otherwise.
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