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phenyl /phen·yl/ (fen´il) (fe´nil) the monovalent radical C6H5sbond, derived from benzene by removal of a hydrogen.phenyl´ic
phen·yl (fenil)
n.
The univalent radical of phenol.
phenyl (Ph)
[fē′nil, fen′il]
a monovalent organic radical, C6H5, derived from benzene.
phenyl [fen´il, fe´nil]
the monovalent radical, C6H5- derived from benzene by removal of hydrogen. adj., adj phenyl´ic.
phenyl
the monovalent radical, C6H5.
phenyl salicylate
a salicylic acid ester used as an analgesic.
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