13. Draw Frost circle (polygon-in-a-circle) diagrams for TI molecular orbital energy levels of the cyclopropenyl cation and anion. Label the respective orbitals as bonding or anti-bonding In both cases provide a rationale indicating whether the compound is aromatic, anti aromatic, or non-aromatic. You do not need to draw out orbital representations, just relative energy levels and occupying electrons. H H

13. Draw Frost circle (polygon-in-a-circle) diagrams for TI molecular orbital energy levels of the cyclopropenyl cation and anion. Label the respective orbitals as bonding or anti-bonding In both cases provide a rationale indicating whether the compound is aromatic, anti aromatic, or non-aromatic. You do not need to draw out orbital representations, just relative energy levels and occupying electrons. H H

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