“…Several derivatives of pyrazole (azo) were the subject of research because of a variety of applications. The applications of the azo dyes include their use in coloring fibers, due to their affinity for wool and silk (Patel & Patel, 2011), photoelectronics (Sekar, 1999), optical storage technology (Wang, Shen, & Xu, 2000), biological reactions (Weglarz-Tomczak & Gorecki, 2012), printing systems (Abe, Mano, Yamaya, & Tomotake, 1999;Dharmalingam, Ramasamy, & Balasuramanian, 2011) as well as in analytical (Abdalla, El-Haty, Adam, & Hassan, 2013;Amin, Mohammed, & Mousa, 2003) and food chemistry (Almeida, Stephani, Dos Santos, & Oliveira, 2009). Beside these many azo compounds have been synthesized with an industrial and medical aim.…”