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Using potassium chlorate, sulfuric acid and ferrous sulfate as a catalytic oxidation system to oxidize the aryl substituted semicarbazide to prepare azo compounds in one phase have been described first time in this paper. Fourteen azo compounds have been synthesized in excellent yields(>90%). This method only needs cheap reagents, simple instrument and short reaction time. A possible mechanism has been suggested.
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