Cheap and safe: Conventional methods to prepare tetrazoles employ dangerous, toxic reagents. A new route to these heterocycles (see scheme) uses inexpensive and nontoxic dialkyl aluminum azides. The cycloaddition occurs under mild conditions and tolerates a variety of functional groups. The low cost and ecocompatibility make this process attractive for large-scale preparation.
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