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etc. The chain of nitrogen atoms is numbered consecutively from one end to the other. Double bonds are designated, and assigned lowest available numbers, as in the aliphatic series (Section A), and
they have priority over substituents for lowest numbers. (For naming triazanes, etc., by the replacement method for open chains, see Subsection C-0.6).
942.2 - Alternatively, compounds containing the same radical R at each end of an -N=N-NH- group may be named by attaching the prefix "diazoamino-" to the name of the compound RH, the whole preceded by locants if necessary.Examples to Rule C-942.1
1-Methyltriazane
1-Methyl-3-propyltriazane
3-Methyltriazene
3-Methyl-1-tetrazene
942.3 - When the compounds described in Rule C-942.1, are converted into radicals by loss of a terminal hydrogen atom the terminal "-ne" of their names is changed to "-no"; the point of attachment of the radical then has the locant 1.Examples to Rule C-942.2
Diazoaminobenzene
2,2'-Diazoaminonaphtalene
N-Methyldiazoaminobenzene
See Recommendations'93 R-5.3.4, R-2.2.2Examples to Rule C-942.3
p-2-Triazenobenzoic acid
Ethyl tetrazanoacetate



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