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benzyl
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benzyl /ben·zyl/ (ben´zil) the hydrocarbon radical, C7H7.
benzyl benzoate  one of the active substances in peruvian and tolu balsams, and produced synthetically; applied topically as a scabicide.
ben·zyl (bnzl, -zl)
n.
The univalent radical C6H5CH2- derived from toluene.
ben·zylic (-zlk) adj.
benzyl
the hydrocarbon radical, C7H7.
benzyl alcohol
a colorless liquid used as a bacteriostatic in solutions for injection, and also topically as a local anesthetic.
benzyl benzoate
a clear, oily liquid used as a topical scabicide and with dimercaprol as an antidote in metal poisoning. Toxic in cats.


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With only a few benzylic bromine groups along a given BIMS chain that are interacting with CB particles, it was proposed that either a single BIMS chain is absorbed onto several filler aggregates or long loops are formed for absorbed chains.
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In the same way, hydrogens on benzylic and allylic carbons are more easily abstracted than hydrogens found in polymers.
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In order of decreasing ease of hydrogen abstraction are phenolic [is greater than] benzylic [is greater than] allylic [is greater than] tertiary [is greater than] secondary [is greater than] primary (ref.
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