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This analysis uncovers the diazonium cation's historical reactions, suggesting future pathways through its Janus mechanisms.
Janus was the mythological Roman god depicted as having two heads facing opposite directions, looking simultaneously into the past and the future. Some of the most ancient (i.e. 19th century) known reactions can be considered part of a chemical mythology; perhaps it is time for a Janus-like look into their future.
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