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phenylphenol

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phenylphenol [¦fen·əl′fē‚nȯl]
(organic chemistry)
C6H5C6H4OH Almost white crystals, soluble in alcohol, insoluble in water; the ortho form, melting at 56-58°C, is used to manufacture dyes, as germicide and fungicide, and in the rubber industry, and is also known as 2-hydroxybiphenyl,ortho-xenol; the para form, melting at 164-165°C, is used to manufacture dyes, resins, and rubber chemicals, and as a fungicide.
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