Abstract
The behaviour of two substituted thiazoles at the rotating platinum disc electrode is reported and discussed. The main products of oxidation in acetonitrile are the azo and hydrazo dimeric compounds. The uncommon stability of this latter product with its azine tautomeric form is explained through hydrogen bonding. The thiazole ring is unattacked. An oxidation mechanism is proposed and discussed.
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