Aromatic Compounds and Huckel's Rule
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This man is a god
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Thank you. It's very easy to understand. But I think you forgot to emphasize the fact that "n" must be integers according to huckel's rule for it to be aromatic.
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شكرا
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@sohc287 Any natural number (any integer zero or greater).
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WTF is "n"?
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Where is the correction video?
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never mind i guess you set the variable n=1,2 etc. and your pi e' have to equal on eof those numbers...
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omg what is N ??? i get everything else but what is "n" where do you get the 'n' number
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@ShotandBotched thanks mate :D
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@herpderpmonkey I'm going to assume you meant to say cyclohexa-1,3,5-triene. You COULD call it that, but not only is benzene much easier to convey to fellow chemists but it's IUPAC accepted as well.
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