Definition: Diazoate is a type of organic compound that contains two nitrogen atoms and three oxygen atoms. It is a highly reactive compound with strong electron-donating ability, which makes it useful for many industrial applications such as chemical synthesis, chemical analysis, and in the development of new materials. The term "diazoate" has been used to describe this type of compound since its discovery by German chemist Friedrich von Stockhausen in 1902.
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