Azo compounds are a diverse set of both natural and synthetic molecules containing at least one double-bonded diazine group (azo group). They can be produced via azo coupling with a diazonium salt, formed by the oxidation of an aniline with nitric acid, and another aniline type molecule. Another route involves the oxidation of substituted hydrazines and the condensation of anilines with aryl nitro compounds, followed by oxidation of the azoxy intermediate.

Target Molecules:

Agrochemical active ingredients and intermediates

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Jayhawk has been practicing Azo chemistry for 30 years and is expert in handling Hydrazine monohydrate (HMH). Our process development teams can help identify and refine the best way to obtain commercial quantities of azo compounds to meet your requirements.