#arilod
- Aryl iodide — A rare chemical term used to describe an organic radical or a halogenated compound derived from an aromatic hydrocarbon (aryl) in which a hydrogen atom has been structurally substituted with an iodine atom. This class of compounds plays an important role as intermediates in advanced organic synthesis and metal-catalyzed cross-coupling reactions.
- Aryliodonium — A highly specialized chemical term or structural variant denoting an aromatic iodonium cation or salt; it represents a hypervalent iodine compound in which the iodine atom carries a positive charge and is structurally bonded to aryl groups. These compounds are widely used as powerful electrophiles, aryl transfer agents, or initiators in modern photochemical polymerization processes.