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Interpretation:
It is to be explained whether the given compound is
Concept introduction:
The
1) Aromatic if the number of electrons in that
2) Antiaromatic if the number of electrons in that
3) All other species are considered nonaromatic.
In other words, if a species contains an odd number of pi electrons then it is said to be aromatic. If it contains an even number of pi electrons then it is anti-aromatic.
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