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Q/ Pyrrole, pyridine and benzene are all aromatic compounds but their aromatic systems are built in...

Q/ Pyrrole, pyridine and benzene are all aromatic compounds but their aromatic systems are built in different ways. Explain with structures (and molecular orbitals) the aromaticity of the three compounds. What common chemical character would indicate the difference and how?

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