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chemical formula C6H5CH3,
often abbreviated as PhCH3,
where Ph
stands for the
phenyl group. It is a colorless, water-insoluble
liquid with the odor ****ociated...
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varying by manufacturer. 16. Toluene, also
known as
methylbenzene or
phenyl methane (C6H5CH3),
exhibits a
flash point of 40
degrees F (4
degrees C) and...
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formula CnH2n+2. The
alkanes range in
complexity from the
simplest case of
methane (CH4),
where n = 1 (sometimes
called the
parent molecule), to arbitrarily...
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typical organic solvents. The
biphenyl molecule consists of two
connected phenyl rings.
Biphenyl is a
solid at room temperature, with a
melting point of...
- 2-pyrazoline due to
favorable conjugation with the
ester group. With diazo(
phenyl)
methane as the
reactant the
regioselectivity is
reversed and the
reaction is...
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using a scandium-based system,
where methane is
dehydrogenated and silated.
Starting from
phenyl silane,
methane pressure converts it into Ph2MePhH using...
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organic chemistry, the di-π-
methane rearrangement is the
photochemical rearrangement of a
molecule that
contains two π-systems
separated by a saturated...
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geometry with C3v symmetry. The
chloroform molecule can be
viewed as a
methane molecule with
three hydrogen atoms replaced with
three chlorine atoms,...
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Triphenylmethane or
triphenyl methane (sometimes also
known as Tritan), is the
hydrocarbon with the
formula (C6H5)3CH. This
colorless solid is soluble...
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Tetraphenylmethane is an
organic compound consisting of a
methane core with four
phenyl substituents. It was
first synthesized by
Moses Gomberg in 1898...
