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Aromatic Compounds

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Total cards: 23•Content version: v4•Public deck•Updated: 8/1/2026

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#1
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Aliphatic compounds

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Organic compounds that are not aromatic (can be straight-chain, branched, or cyclic).

#2
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Cyclic compounds

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Compounds where atoms are connected in a ring shape.

#3
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Aromatic compounds

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Cyclic, planar compounds with delocalized π electrons that follow the 4n + 2 π electron rule (Hückel’s rule), where n is an integer.

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Anti-aromatic compounds

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Cyclic, planar compounds with 4n π electrons (where n is an integer) — highly unstable due to electron repulsion.

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Non-aromatic compounds

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All compounds that break any or every rule for it to be considered as an aromatic or anti-aromatic compound.

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Requirements for aromaticity

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✓ Must be cyclic ✓ Must be planar (no sp3 . Tetrahedral) ✓ Must be fully conjugated (alternating single and double bonds) ✓ Must follow the 4n + 2 π electron rule

#7
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Requirements for anti-aromaticity

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✓ Must be cyclic ✓ Must be planar ✓ Must be fully conjugated ✓ Must follow the 4n π electron rule

#8
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Is cyclohexane aromatic?

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No. Cyclohexane is non-aromatic because it is not planar and conjugated.

#9
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What is a non-aromatic compound?

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• A non-aromatic compound is any cyclic compound that: • Does not meet aromaticity conditions (planarity, conjugation, and 4n+2 π electrons), • And is not anti-aromatic (which fails the 4n+2 rule but meets the others).

#10
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Alicyclic compounds

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Cyclic aliphatic compounds

#11
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Are aromatic compounds stable?

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Yes

#12
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How many pi electrons are there in each pi bond?

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Two

#13
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Are anti-aromatic compounds stable?

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No

#14
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Do aromatic compounds have delocalized electrons?

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Yes

#15
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What is resonance?

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An average between the different structures we can draw

#16
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Common name for methyl benzene

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Toluene

#17
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Benzene with a alcohol group name

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Phenol

#18
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Benzene ring with a carboxylic acid group name

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Benzoic acid

#19
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OMP

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Ortho Meta Para

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#20
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What is the name of the benzene functional group attached to other organic compounds?

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Phenyl

#21
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What is an Aryl group?

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Any functional group derived from an aromatic ring

#22
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Naphthalene

#23
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Biphenyl