Families of phenolic compounds and means of classification
W Vermerris, R Nicholson, W Vermerris… - Phenolic compound …, 2006 - Springer
W Vermerris, R Nicholson, W Vermerris, R Nicholson
Phenolic compound biochemistry, 2006•SpringerThe phenols are in many ways similar to alcohols of aliphatic structures where the hydroxyl
group is attached to a chain of carbons. The phenolic hydroxyl group, however, is influenced
by the presence of the aromatic ring. Because of the aromatic ring, the hydrogen of the
phenolic hydroxyl is labile, which makes phenols weak acids. We will deal with their
chemical properties separately in Chapter 2.
group is attached to a chain of carbons. The phenolic hydroxyl group, however, is influenced
by the presence of the aromatic ring. Because of the aromatic ring, the hydrogen of the
phenolic hydroxyl is labile, which makes phenols weak acids. We will deal with their
chemical properties separately in Chapter 2.
The phenols are in many ways similar to alcohols of aliphatic structures where the hydroxyl group is attached to a chain of carbons. The phenolic hydroxyl group, however, is influenced by the presence of the aromatic ring. Because of the aromatic ring, the hydrogen of the phenolic hydroxyl is labile, which makes phenols weak acids. We will deal with their chemical properties separately in Chapter 2.
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