Fenól
Fenyyl is a term that can refer to a few different concepts in chemistry and linguistics. In chemistry, it most commonly refers to the phenyl group, a structural unit derived from benzene. The phenyl group has the chemical formula C₆H₅. It is an aromatic hydrocarbon radical. When a hydrogen atom is removed from a benzene molecule, the remaining structure is the phenyl group. This group is often attached to other molecules, influencing their properties. For example, phenyl groups are found in many organic compounds, including pharmaceuticals, dyes, and plastics.
In a broader sense, "fenüül" might also be encountered in discussions related to phenylketonuria, a metabolic
The term's origin is from the Greek word "phaino," meaning "to shine," referring to the luminous nature