For each cyclic compound, show whether it is aromatic or anti-aromatic with the right number of delocalized-electrons by applying Hückel rule, (4n+2) or (4n). Also, point out the non-aromatic system 3) (showing no cyclic delocalization). Circle all basic nitrogens. N: :0: # of electrons: Huckel rule: # of electrons: Huckel rule: 1. DFocus Opening file in Protected View

For each cyclic compound, show whether it is aromatic or anti-aromatic with the right number of delocalized-electrons by applying Hückel rule, (4n+2) or (4n). Also, point out the non-aromatic system 3) (showing no cyclic delocalization). Circle all basic nitrogens. N: :0: # of electrons: Huckel rule: # of electrons: Huckel rule: 1. DFocus Opening file in Protected View

Organic Chemistry: A Guided Inquiry

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Chapter18: Aromaticity

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