C6H5SeR
C6H5SeR refers to a class of organic compounds characterized by a phenyl group (C6H5) bonded to a selenium atom, which is in turn bonded to an organic substituent represented by R. These compounds are commonly known as phenyl selenides or phenyl selenium compounds. The general structure consists of a benzene ring directly attached to a selenium atom, with a variable organic group R completing the molecule.
The nature of the R group significantly influences the chemical and physical properties of C6H5SeR. R can
Phenyl selenides are often employed as intermediates and reagents in organic synthesis. The selenium atom's unique
These compounds can also exhibit interesting photochemical and biological properties. Some phenyl selenides have been investigated