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(b) Distinguish each as aromatic or antiaromatic in terms of electronic basis. Explain which one is more stable. (i) Compound A Compound B (ii) Compound C Compound D (iii) Compound E Compound F

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(b) Distinguish each as aromatic or antiaromatic in terms of electronic basis. Explain which
one is more stable.
(i)
Compound A
Compound B
(ii)
Compound C
Compound D
(iii)
Compound E
Compound F

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