diphenylmethanol

Example:The reaction between diphenylmethanol and other organics forms a new compound.

Definition:Substances composed primarily of carbon and hydrogen, especially hydrocarbons and their derivatives.

Example:In chemical synthesis, diphenylmethanol can be used as a starting material to produce various organic compounds.

Definition:The process of creating new chemical substances by combining or altering chemicals.

Example:Diphenylmethanol undergoes several organic reactions to form other complex organic molecules.

Definition:A reaction in which one or more organic compounds are converted into another organic compound, either by an organic or an inorganic catalyst.

Example:Diphenylmethanol is a specific type of cyclic ether produced through the reaction of phenol and methanol.

Definition:An ether in which the oxygen atom is part of a ring of atoms; a compound containing two alkyl or aryl groups linked by an oxygen atom, such as phenol and methanol, which form diphenylmethanol.