Diimine refers to a class of compounds characterized by the presence of two imine functional groups (–C=N–). The specific compound associated with the CAS number 3618-05-1 is 1,2-diaminocyclohexene, which features a cyclohexene ring with two amino groups. Diimines are typically known for their ability to form chelates with metal ions, making them valuable in coordination chemistry and catalysis. They often exhibit interesting electronic properties due to the presence of conjugated double bonds, which can influence their reactivity and stability. In terms of physical properties, diimines can vary widely, but they generally have moderate to low solubility in water and may be more soluble in organic solvents. Their reactivity can be influenced by the steric and electronic environment of the substituents on the imine groups. Diimines are also of interest in organic synthesis and materials science, where they can serve as ligands or precursors to more complex structures.

Diimine

3618-05-1: (Z)-Diazene, Diazene, Diimide, Diimide (N<sub>2</sub>H<sub>2</sub>), Diimine, (E)-Diazene, Diimide (N2H2)

CAS 3618-05-1: Diimine

Diazene

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