PubChem CID 6837 – Diphenylacetonitrile (also known as diphenylmethylcyanide, benzhydrylcyanide, benzeneacetonitrile, Dipan, Diphenatrile, and related synonyms).
| Boiling Point | 181°C |
| Melting Point | 75°C |
| Color | White-Yellow |
| Formula Weight | 193.25 |
| Physical Form | Crystal-Powder at 20°C |
| Chemical Name or Material | Diphenylacetonitrile |
The boiling point of diphenyl acetonitrile is 181°C. However, it may vary slightly depending on purity and measurement conditions.
The chemical formula of diphenyl acetonitrile is C14H11N. It consists of a nitrile (-CN) group attached to a diphenylmethane backbone.
Diphenyl acetonitrile is formulated as C14H11N, containing 14 carbon, 11 hydrogen, and 1 nitrogen atom. It is an organic compound used in pharmaceutical and chemical synthesis.
The molecular weight of diphenyl acetonitrile is 193.24 g/mol, calculated based on its atomic composition (C14H11N).
The melting point of diphenylacetonitrile is between 71–76°C, depending on its purity and experimental conditions.
