“…The first set of triazoles 7a–7r was achieved in 70–99% isolated yields. In the second set of five triazoles, 8a–8e 39 bearing alkyl-phenyl propargylic ether groups were prepared by employing a series of azides (benzyl azide, tolylazide, and carbazolyl azides) and terminal-internal alkynes as coupling partners (Table 3). It should be noted that, triazoles 8a–8d are yellow viscous compounds, whereas 8e is solid in nature at room temperature.…”