Question

Does the positioning of the double bonds for benzene matter? I've seen that the positions of the three bonds shift sometimes in books.
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Answer 1

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His idea was that these were in rapid equilibrium, so rapid that there was never a fixed location for the double bond. ... Thus each carbon is joined to each of its neighbors by a one-and-half bond. Each bond in the benzene ring has the same number of electrons and is the same length.

Answer 2

Answer:

yess there is positioning of three double bonds...

that's why hii ehnu benzene kehnde aww