14,15 [ 14 ] which compounds are Aromatic ?FOLLOWING COMPOUNDS ARE FOR PROBLEMS ( 14] AND [ 15 ]OHH'N'(1)( |I )( III)(IV )(V)( VI)(V |I )H.N..N.( VII)( IX)(X)(X)(a)V, VI, VII , VIII, IX, X(b)II, V, VI, VII, X, XI(c)V, VI, VII, IX(d)I, II, III, IV, XI(e)I, II, XI[ 15 ] which compounds are Non aromatic ( ie; neither Aromatic nor Antiaromatic) ?(a)II, IV, VIII, IX,X(b)II, II, IV, VIII, X,XI(c)I, IV, III, IV, VIII IX(d)III,V, VI, VII, X(e)I, II, IV, VIIII:

Aromatic Compounds are the one which obey (4n+2)π electron rule i.e. Huckle Rule. And by checking…

[ 14 ] which compounds are Aromatic ? FOLLOWING COMPOUNDS ARE FOR PROBLEMS [ 14 ] AND [ 15 ] OH (1) ( II ) ( III) (V) (V) (V |I ) (VI) H N. LN. ( VII) ( IX) (X) (X) (a) V, VI , VII , VIII, IX, X (b) II, V, VI, VII, X, XI (c) V, VI, VII, IX (d) 1, II, II, IV, XI (e) I, II, XI [ 15 ] which compounds are Non aromatic ( ie; neither Aromatic nor Antiaromatic) ? (a) II, IV, VIII, IX,X (b) II, III, IV, VIII, X,XI (c) I, IV, III, IV, VIII, IX ( d) III,V, VI, VII, X (e) I, II, IV, VIII

[ 14 ] which compounds are Aromatic ? FOLLOWING COMPOUNDS ARE FOR PROBLEMS [ 14 ] AND [ 15 ] OH (1) ( II ) ( III) (V) (V) (V |I ) (VI) H N. LN. ( VII) ( IX) (X) (X) (a) V, VI , VII , VIII, IX, X (b) II, V, VI, VII, X, XI (c) V, VI, VII, IX (d) 1, II, II, IV, XI (e) I, II, XI [ 15 ] which compounds are Non aromatic ( ie; neither Aromatic nor Antiaromatic) ? (a) II, IV, VIII, IX,X (b) II, III, IV, VIII, X,XI (c) I, IV, III, IV, VIII, IX ( d) III,V, VI, VII, X (e) I, II, IV, VIII

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