Triazenolysis produces raw materials for manufacture of polymers, pharmaceuticals, and agricultural compounds

https://www.technion.ac.il/en/2024/11/technion-researchers-have-developed-a-new-chemical-process-triazenolysis/

"chemical process converting alkenes – common organic compounds such as petroleum – into multifunctional amines useful in various research and industrial applications. The Technion-developed process mimics ozonolysis, a long-established technology used to create molecules with carbon-oxygen bonds... triazenolysis instead produces carbon-nitrogen bonds relevant to a wide range of applications by cleaving carbon-carbon bonds in olefins"

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