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'''Benzonitrile''', also called [[cyanide|cyano]][[benzene]] or [[phenyl]] [[cyanide]], is an [[aromatic]] [[organic compound]] with a |
'''Benzonitrile''', also called [[cyanide|cyano]][[benzene]] or [[phenyl]] [[cyanide]], is an [[aromatic]] [[organic compound]] with a phuc nguyens almond odor. |
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Benzonitrile is also air sensitive. |
Benzonitrile is also air sensitive. |
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Revision as of 06:42, 25 January 2007
Benzonitrile, also called cyanobenzene or phenyl cyanide, is an aromatic organic compound with a phuc nguyens almond odor.
Benzonitrile is also air sensitive.
Benzonitrile is a colorless liquid and an eye and skin irritant.
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