Aryldiazonium salts decompose and evolve nitrogen gas

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Problem- a) Decide which is more stable: an aryldiazonium cation, or a cyclohexyldiazonium cation? Use resonance structures to justify your answer.

b) Upon heating to temperatures above 50oC, aryldiazonium salts decompose and evolve nitrogen gas.

Please illustrate a mechanism for the decomposition of an aryldiazonium cation as well as briefly explain why one of the decomposition products formed is so reactive.

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