benzylickém

Benzylickém is a Czech adjective derived from the noun "benzyl." It refers to something that contains or is related to a benzyl group. In chemistry, a benzyl group is a substituent derived from toluene by replacing one of the hydrogen atoms on the methyl group with a bond. Its chemical formula is C6H5CH2-. This group is often encountered in organic chemistry, particularly in the synthesis of various compounds, including pharmaceuticals, perfumes, and polymers.

The term "benzylickém" can be used in several contexts. For example, a "benzylickém ether" would be an ether where one of the alkyl or aryl groups is a benzyl group. Similarly, a "benzylickém alkohol" is an alcohol with a hydroxyl group attached to a methylene carbon that is itself attached to a phenyl ring. The reactivity of the benzylickém position is often high due to the stability of the resulting benzylic carbocations or radicals. This heightened reactivity makes benzylickém compounds useful intermediates in many organic reactions, such as oxidation, reduction, and substitution reactions. The presence of the benzylickém group can significantly influence the physical and chemical properties of a molecule.