1. Compare the electron density maps for the two compounds. (They were both created using the same color scale.) There is more electron density around the oxygen in cycloheptatrienone compared to the oxygen in cyclopentadienone. Explain the difference. Cycloheptatrienone Cyclopentadienone 2. One of your labs in CHM2211L uses cyclopentadiene as a reagent in a Diels-Alder reaction. However, before it can be used in that reaction it must be heated and distilled as the compound dimerizes while it is stored. Draw the dimerization reaction in bond line form. 3. Is the following compound aromatic? Detail how it meets or does not meet the qualifications of aromaticity. If it is not aromatic, could it easily be converted into an aromatic compound? How? H CX H

1. Compare the electron density maps for the two compounds. (They were both created using the same color scale.) There is more electron density around the oxygen in cycloheptatrienone compared to the oxygen in cyclopentadienone. Explain the difference. Cycloheptatrienone Cyclopentadienone 2. One of your labs in CHM2211L uses cyclopentadiene as a reagent in a Diels-Alder reaction. However, before it can be used in that reaction it must be heated and distilled as the compound dimerizes while it is stored. Draw the dimerization reaction in bond line form. 3. Is the following compound aromatic? Detail how it meets or does not meet the qualifications of aromaticity. If it is not aromatic, could it easily be converted into an aromatic compound? How? H CX H

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