TCI C0496 Phenylcyclohexane (CAS 827-52-1) is a liquid hydrocarbon combining an aromatic benzene ring with a saturated cyclohexane ring in a single simple structure. It serves as a valuable model compound in hydrogenation and catalysis research, where the contrast between aromatic and saturated moieties helps probe catalyst selectivity. Laboratories also employ it as a reference standard for chromatographic analysis and occasionally as a high-boiling reaction medium. Handle the material in a fume hood with gloves and goggles, keep containers tightly closed away from heat and ignition sources, and store separately from strong oxidizing agents.
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