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Which of the following statements is true about the structure of benzene?
A. six atomic 2p orbitals interact to form six i molecular orbitals
B. there are three bonding n molecular orbitals and three n
antibonding molecular orbitals
C. the ground state electronic configuration of benzene has six
electrons in threen bonding molecular orbitals
D. the carbon-carbon bonds are all the same length
E. All of these
Question 2
How many among the following heterocyclic compounds is/are
aromatic?
[Note: Write your response in numerical form. Example: if there are two
aromatic compounds in the list your response should be 2 and not two.]](https://content.bartleby.com/qna-images/question/5589c97c-08d0-4a11-be63-901c125f6489/fc9a9f0b-e5b8-49f2-b562-7129cad25f08/5nszkn_thumbnail.png)
Transcribed Image Text:Question 1
Which of the following statements is true about the structure of benzene?
A. six atomic 2p orbitals interact to form six i molecular orbitals
B. there are three bonding n molecular orbitals and three n
antibonding molecular orbitals
C. the ground state electronic configuration of benzene has six
electrons in threen bonding molecular orbitals
D. the carbon-carbon bonds are all the same length
E. All of these
Question 2
How many among the following heterocyclic compounds is/are
aromatic?
[Note: Write your response in numerical form. Example: if there are two
aromatic compounds in the list your response should be 2 and not two.]
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