“…The azido unit belongs to the most important functional groups in chemistry because of a variety of applications, particularly in the case of organic azides . Not only carbon but also most elements in the periodic table form a bond to azide; however, only a few of the corresponding covalent compounds are of general interest, for example, as reagents in synthetic chemistry, such as hydrazoic acid, silyl azides, phosphoryl azides, and sulfonyl azides. , In particular, azides attached to another nitrogen atom have only rarely been reported. − Such azides, in which the azide-bearing additional nitrogen atom is always connected with at least one strongly electron-withdrawing group, turned out to be very unstable. On the other hand, N -azidoamines, particularly those derived from nitrogen heterocycles, − attracted attention in numerous quantum chemical studies because these compounds are discussed as high energy density compounds (HEDCs).…”