Diphenyl diselenide (Ph
2Se
2) is an organoselenium compound. Its crystalline structure,
[1] toxicokinetic properties,
[2] antioxidant and anti-inflammatory activities have been investigated.
[3] Its ability to reverse the oxidative brain damage and mitochondrial dysfunction induced by acetaminophen has been studied in mice.
[4] It reacts with thallium (Tl) to form TI (SePh).
[5] It participates in a four-component radical coupling to form substituted cyclopentanes.
[6]