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C-9. Groups Containing More than One Nitrogen Atom

Introduction

In the rules below, the term "parent molecule" denotes a molecule , , , etc., from which an azo compound, , or , etc., (or the analogous azoxy-, hydrazo-, etc., compounds) can be considered to be derived. "Unsubstituted parent molecule" denotes those parent molecules from which all substituents have been removed.

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Azo and Azoxy Compounds C-911, C-912, C-913
Hydrazines and Their Derivatives C-921, C-922, C-923
Diazonium and Ralated Groups C-931
Groups Containing Three or More Contiguous Nitrogen Atoms C-941, C-942
Compounds Containing a N=C-N or N=C=N Group C-951, C-952, C-953, C-954, C-955, C-956
Compounds Containing a N-C(-N)=N Group C-961, C-962
Compounds Containing a N-CO-N or Related Group C-971, C-972, C-973, C-974, C-975
Compounds Containing a N-CO-N-N or More Complex Group C-981, C-982, C-983, C-984, C-985
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