Difluorodiazoethane (CF 2 HCHN 2 )i sasmall reactive diazoalkane. Its synthesis has been pursued since the 1970s, although only in the past three years have considerable advances been made. To day,d ifluorodiazoethane is av ersatile reagent applied in [3+ +2]-cycloadditions, esterification, and carbene transfer reactions. Difluorodiazoethane possesses markedlya lteredr eactivity compared to the well-studied trifluorodiazoethane (CF 3 CHN 2 ). In this article, we discuss the differences between the two reagents:C F 2 HCHN 2 and CF 3 CHN 2 .W eh ighlight applications of difluorodiazoethane in organic synthesis, discuss bench-stable analogues, and its unexplored areas.[a] Dr.Scheme10. Continuous-flow synthesis of CF 2 HCHN 2 (2)a nd the synthesis of CHF 2 -pyrazolesa nd pyrazolines by Koenigsand co-workers.Scheme11. Flow-flow system for the synthesis of fluorinated pyrazoles by Britton and Jamison.