Physical state of Aromatic Hydrocarbons. Procedure: In the picture below, ENCIRCLE the compound if it is a liquid and BOX the compound if it is a solid at room temperature. Benzene, monosubstituted benzenes (benzenes with one substituent), and disubstituted benzenes (benzenes with two substituents) are LIQUID at room temperature. Polysubstituted benzenes (benzenes with three or more than three substituents) are SOLID at room temperature.Example:– If it is a monosubstituted benzene, It is a LIQUID– If it is a disubstituted benzene, It is a LIQUID– If is a polysubstituted benzene, It is a SOLID BrCH3NO2BrCH2O,N.NO2CH3CH3CH3NO2O̟NH3CCH3BrCH,CH,CH,CH,.F B. Physical State of Aromatic Hydrocarbons.CH3CH3BrNH:CH,CH,CH3H3CCH,CH,ÇH,CH,H,CH,BrCH,NO,O,NNO2CH,CH,CH3

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Physical state of Aromatic Hydrocarbons.

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In the picture below, ENCIRCLE the compound if it is a liquid and BOX the compound if it is a solid at room temperature.
Benzene, monosubstituted benzenes (benzenes with one substituent), and disubstituted benzenes (benzenes with two substituents) are LIQUID at room temperature.
Polysubstituted benzenes (benzenes with three or more than three substituents) are SOLID at room temperature.

Example:

– If it is a monosubstituted benzene, It is a LIQUID

– If it is a disubstituted benzene, It is a LIQUID

– If is a polysubstituted benzene, It is a SOLID

Br
CH3
NO2
Br
CH2
O,N.
NO2
CH3
CH3
CH3
NO2
O̟N
H3C
CH3
Br
CH,
CH,CH,CH,
.F

B. Physical State of Aromatic Hydrocarbons.
CH3
CH3
Br
NH:
CH,CH,
CH3
H3C
CH,CH,
ÇH,
CH,
H,CH,
Br
CH,
NO,
O,N
NO2
CH,
CH,
CH3

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