PhenylCCphenyl
PhenylCCphenyl is a simple organic chemical structure composed of two phenyl groups connected by a two-carbon chain. The term is often used in the context of chemical nomenclature and structural representation, particularly in computational chemistry and organic synthesis. In this structure, "phenyl" refers to a benzene ring (C6H5), and "CC" denotes a saturated two-carbon alkane chain (–CH2–CH2–), linking the two aromatic rings. The full structural formula can be visualized as two benzene rings attached via an ethane bridge, resulting in a linear arrangement of atoms.
This compound is a fundamental building block in various organic molecules, including polymers, pharmaceuticals, and materials
Synthetically, phenylCCphenyl can be prepared through methods such as the Wurtz coupling of bromobenzene or via
While phenylCCphenyl itself is not a commercially significant compound, its derivatives—such as diphenylmethane or stilbenes—play critical