For the structure below, determine the total number of π electrons and the number of π electrons delocalized in the ring. Indicate whether the compound is aromatic, nonaromatic, or antiaromatic. Assume the structure is planar.
The concept used in this problem is of aromaticity. The compounds which contain delocalized electrons are aromatic where, n is any whole number. Anti-aromatic compounds contain delocalized electrons.
One bond contains two electrons. A double bond contains one sigma bond and one bond. A triple bond contains one sigma bond and two bonds.
The total number of bonds is 8. Each bond contains two electrons. So, the number of electrons are 16.
Total number of electrons are 16.
There is one triple bond and six double bonds in the structure.
As a triple bond contains two bonds and double bond contain one bond. So, there are total 8 bonds and 19 electrons.
Out of two bonds of one alkyne in structure, only electrons of one bond participate in delocalization. The delocalization is shown as follows:
Total 7 bonds participate in delocalization out of total 8. So, 14 electrons delocalize in the structure.
Number of electrons delocalized in the ring are 14.
There are total 8 bonds or 16 electrons out of which one bond of triple bond is not participating in delocalization.
Total 7 bonds participate in delocalization out of total 8. So, 14 electrons delocalize in the structure.
When n is 3, would be 14. So, the compound is aromatic.
The compound is aromatic.
There are total 8 bonds or 16 electrons out of which one bond of triple bond is not participating in delocalization. So, this one bond is not considered in finding aromaticity of the compound.
Total number of electrons are 16.
Number of electrons delocalized in the ring are 14.
The compound is aromatic.
Total number of electrons are 16.
Number of electrons delocalized in the ring are 14.
The compound is aromatic.
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