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Phenol (carbolic acid) molecule

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Phenol (carbolic acid) molecule

Phenol. Molecular model of the historical anti- bacterial agent phenol, also called carbolic acid (formula: C6H6O). The atoms are colour-coded: carbon (blue), hydrogen (white) and oxygen (red). Phenol is obtained from coal tar. By itself, it is extremely destructive to living tissue, and its use as a disinfectant and antibacterial agent has ceased since safer alternatives have appeared

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Anti Biotic Bacteriostatic Compound Compounds Molecule Molecules Organic Molecular Model Phenol


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This print showcases the intricate molecular structure of Phenol, also known as carbolic acid. The vibrant colors used to represent the atoms - blue for carbon, white for hydrogen, and red for oxygen - bring this complex compound to life. Derived from coal tar, Phenol has a fascinating historical significance as an antibacterial agent. Once hailed as a groundbreaking solution in medicine due to its potent disinfectant properties, Phenol's use in healthcare has dwindled over time. This is primarily because it poses significant risks when applied directly to living tissue. As safer alternatives emerged, the need for this powerful yet destructive substance diminished. Despite its waning popularity in modern times, this photograph serves as a reminder of Phenol's pivotal role in shaping medical practices throughout history. Its molecular model stands testament to the countless hours spent by chemists unraveling the secrets hidden within these interconnected atoms. Science Photo Library expertly captures both the beauty and scientific importance of this organic compound through their lens. This image not only appeals to chemistry enthusiasts but also sparks curiosity about how molecules like Phenol have shaped our understanding of antibiotics and bacteriostatic agents.

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