Question 3 Which of the following statements correctly characterizes the compound shown here? A. contains 6 n electrons and is aromatic B. contains 6 nelectrons and is nonaromatic C. contains 8 nelectrons and is antiaromatic D. contains 8 nelectrons and is aromatic H E. contains 8 n electrons and is nonaromatic Question 4 Which of the following compound(s) will undergo both substitution and addition reactions when treated with Br2? CH3 A B D E

Question 3 Which of the following statements correctly characterizes the compound shown here? A. contains 6 n electrons and is aromatic B. contains 6 nelectrons and is nonaromatic C. contains 8 nelectrons and is antiaromatic D. contains 8 nelectrons and is aromatic H E. contains 8 n electrons and is nonaromatic Question 4 Which of the following compound(s) will undergo both substitution and addition reactions when treated with Br2? CH3 A B D E

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Chapter21: Benzene And The Concept Of Aromaticity

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