1.4 Consider the compounds given below. Answer the questions below based on the given compounds: A H 1 B H₂C B C AE N H H E AB AC AD 1.4.1 Identify two compounds with a 6 n-electron, aromatic system 1.4.2 A compound which is an aromatic system because n=2 in the Huckel 4n+2 rule 1.4.3 A non-aromatic, but has a conjugated 6 p-electron system 1.4.4 A non-conjugated hydrocarbon BC

1.4 Consider the compounds given below. Answer the questions below based on the given compounds: A H 1 B H₂C B C AE N H H E AB AC AD 1.4.1 Identify two compounds with a 6 n-electron, aromatic system 1.4.2 A compound which is an aromatic system because n=2 in the Huckel 4n+2 rule 1.4.3 A non-aromatic, but has a conjugated 6 p-electron system 1.4.4 A non-conjugated hydrocarbon BC

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Chapter4: Polar Bonds, Polar Reactions

Section: Chapter Questions

Problem 30CTQ: According to the conventions above, what is the sign ( + or ) of the P.E. change (H) for Rxn 3?

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