Naming of diazo compound which is correct?

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The correct name for the diazo compound in question is 4-hydroxyphenyl azobenzene, as supported by the majority of discussions in the thread. While there are differing opinions, the consensus leans towards this nomenclature. The alternative name, 4-hydroxyazobenzene, is less commonly accepted. The debate highlights the importance of referencing reliable sources for chemical naming conventions. Ultimately, 4-hydroxyphenyl azobenzene is deemed the accurate designation.
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the product of reaction should be named as
4-hydroxyazobenzene OR 4-hydroxyphenyl azobenzene? i have 2 books . both give different name ... which is correct?

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it should be 4-hydroxyphenyl azobenzene in my opinion. Am i correct?https://www.flickr.com/photos/110120795@N06/15277006675/in/photostream/
 

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desmond iking said:
which is correct?
desmond iking said:
4-hydroxyphenyl azobenzene in my opinion.
Correct.
 
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