why can't cyclic organic compound have all double bond , example in cyclo hexane why can't it have all 6sides double bond
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Its the IUPAC nomenclature
that cyclic compounds only have cyclic structure but no double or triple bonds
so cyclic structure is sp3 hybridised at each carbon of Cyclo hexane.
eg.:- cyclo hexane , cyclo pentane , etc .
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» While ; the cyclic compounds having more than 1 double bond in Its structure are called as Aromatic compounds .
eg.:- Benzene , Toluene , Phenol ... etc
lalithaatemail:
can't hexane have full 6double bond
*cyclo hexane
there's no structure having full 6 double bond in 6 carbon chain like cyclo hexane
and why so
there's 3 alternate double bond in benzene
read my answer again ! Cyclic structure having double bond in ring structure are called as Aromatic compound
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