Aromatic Hydrocarbon
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In (Ph)2C = CHCN3, no spatial variation is possible
It will not show geometrical isomerism.
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Noble gases have weak dispersion forces so their melting and boiling point are very low.
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Cyclohepta-1, 3, 5-triene is not aromatic as one carbon is saturated (sp³).
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Non-aromatic because of one sp³ hybrid carbon, also no complete delocalisation.
It is aromatic; has 6π electrons.
It is aromatic; has 6π electrons.
It has 4π electrons, so anti-aromatic
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In an aromatic compound, overall delocalization is processed by the electrons according to Hückel's rule. For the compound in question, the total number of delocalized electrons is 6.
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