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Statement-1 : Tropylium cation is aromatic in nature
Statement-2 : The only property that determines its aromatic
behaviour is its planar structure.

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Answered by brokendreams
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The assertion is correct but the reasoning is wrong.

Explanation:

  • Tropylium cation is a cation with the formula of C7H7+.
  • It is a aromatic cation, which is because of many reasons,
  • The cation is planar.
  • The cation is cyclic.
  • There are 6 pi electrons which maintains Haeckel's number of 4n+2.
  • So its an aromatic compound because of several reasons.
  • So, only planar structure doesn't decide its aromaticity.

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