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What is an aroyl?

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An aroyl is a univalent radical R-CO- derived from an aromatic carboxylic acid.

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What is aroyl hydrazine?

Basic hydrazine is a molecule with the formula H2-N-N-H2. Methyl hydrazine has one of the hydrogens replaced with a methyl group ie. H(CH 3)-N-N-H2. An aroyl hydrazine has an aromatic ring group attached instead eg. H (C6H5)-N-N-H2. There may be more then one and up to four such substitutions eg. (C6H5)2-N-N-(C6H5)2


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