Chapter 17: Q.10. (page 641)
Question: Would [16]-, [20]- or [22]-annulene be aromatic if each ring is planar?
Short Answer
Answer
[16]-annulene - non-aromatic
[20]-annulene - non-aromatic
[22]-annulene - aromatic
Chapter 17: Q.10. (page 641)
Question: Would [16]-, [20]- or [22]-annulene be aromatic if each ring is planar?
Answer
[16]-annulene - non-aromatic
[20]-annulene - non-aromatic
[22]-annulene - aromatic
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