Short And Simple Way To Understand Huckel's Rule (AROMATICITY)
Hydrocarbons, which follow Huckel’s rule are termed as
aromaticity hydrocarbons.
A planar molecule having complete delocalisation of
(4n+2) pi electron is termed as aromatic
hydrocarbon (where n is any integer).
Examples :-
CONDITIONS
FOR AROMATICITY
- For the molecule to be aromatic it should possess a single cyclic cloud of delocalised electron that lies above and below the plane of the molecule.
- The molecule should be planar.
- The molecule should contain (4n+2) pi electrons.
- The molecules which do not satisfy any of the above condition are said to be non-aromatic
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