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Dictionary: phen·yl   (fĕn'əl, fē'nəl) pronunciation
n.
The univalent organic radical C6H5, derived from benzene by removal of one hydrogen atom.

phenylic phe·nyl'ic (fĭ-nĭl'ĭk) adj.

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phenyl (fĕn'əl), C6H5, organic free radical or alkyl group derived from benzene by removing one hydrogen atom.


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n.

(Abbr. (Ph)) the univalent radical of phenol;

The monovalent radical, C6H5.

  • p. salicylate — a salicylic acid ester used as an analgesic.
 
 

 

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