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An aryl group is a functional group in organic chemistry that consists of an aromatic ring, most commonly a phenyl group, bonded to a substituent. Aryl groups are derived from aromatic compounds, meaning they contain a ring of atoms with delocalized pi electrons. The most fundamental aryl group is the phenyl group, C6H5-, which is derived from benzene. Other common aryl groups include naphthyl (derived from naphthalene) and anthryl (derived from anthracene). The term "aryl" is often used as a general descriptor for any group that is part of an aromatic system.
Aryl groups play a crucial role in the structure and reactivity of many organic molecules. The presence