“…However, because all of these aryl diazonium salts are relatively unstable, aryl triazenes, which are easily prepared from aryl diazonium chlorides and alkylamines, have been used as precursors for aromatic fluorination. [14][15][16][17][18] In fact, this method, which has been called the "Wallach reaction", based on the name of the lead author of the original report of this method, and it predates the Balz-Schiemann reaction. 19,20 The fluorination of aryl triazenes can be affected by their thermal decomposition in acidic medium in the presence of fluoride ion.…”