Hexaarylbiimidazole is a compound known for its unique structure, which includes two imidazole rings interconnected by aryl groups. These types of compounds are of interest in various fields including materials science, organic electronics, and catalysis due to their interesting electronic properties and potential applications. The term "hexaaryl" suggests that there are six aryl (aromatic) substituents attached to the biimidazole structure.
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