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Chemical Compound Review

p-Vinylphenol     4-ethenylphenol

Synonyms: SureCN59328, CHEMBL349881, CPD-1075, ACMC-1CMD4, CHEBI:1883, ...
 
 
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Associations of C05627 with other chemical compounds

References

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