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Chapter 8, Problem 108P
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Interpretation: The reason for the Cyclobutadiene is rectangular has to be predicted.

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Criteria for Aromaticity:

  1. 1. A molecule must be cyclic.
  2. 2. Every atom in the ring must have a p-orbital.
  3. 3. The molecule must be planar.
  4. 4. π- Cloud must contain an odd number of pairs of π-electrons.

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