phenyl
phe·nyl
noun \ˈfe-nəl, ˈfē-\Definition of PHENYL
: a monovalent aryl radical C6H5− derived from benzene by removal of one hydrogen atom —often used in combination
— phe·nyl·ic \fi-ˈni-lik\ adjective
Origin of PHENYL
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First Known Use: circa 1850
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