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What are the necessary conditions for a compound to show aromaticity?​

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Answered by MathTeacher029
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Planar, conjugated ring system with delocalisation of

electrons, where, n is an integer

Answered by vindobhawe
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Explanation:

  • Compound must be flat, cyclic, and conjugated.
  • It should obey Huckel's rule which states that an aromatic compound should have pi electrons in the p orbitals which take part in the overlapping.
  • Rule is 4n + 2π electrons rule.
  • In aromatic compounds, two more rings are joined by covalent bonds.

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