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Aromatic compound are a group of unsaturated closed chain  compounds.The  behaviour of aromatic compounds is different from that of the aliphatic compounds. Benzene is the simplest example of aromatic compound, having molecular formula, C6H6 .  It is highly unsaturated. According to Kekule, bezene has a six membered carbon ring with three alternate double bonds, which can have two different arrangements

 

Benzene exhibits a peculiar behavior. Benzene is highly unsaturated but does not give addition reactions with  HCl, HBr etc. which are characteristic of unsaturated compounds like alkenes and alkynes. Benzene ring is very stable and resists oxidation . Instead benzene undergoes substitution reactions, which are characteristic of saturated compounds, in which the ring is found to remain intact. Thus, they show some saturated behaviour.



This type of behaviour shown by benzene and other compounds is called

aromatic character or aromaticity.Aromaticity is therefore defined as the ability of.many cyclic, highly unsaturated compounds to undergo substituitton  reactions rather than the expected addition reactions, to resist oxidation and to exhibit  stability of the ring .

characteristics of aromatic compounds

1)They are highly unsaturated.

2)They are cyclic compounds,and the atoms of the ring lies in the same plane

3)They give substitution reactions instead of the   

addition reactions.


4)The double bonds and single bonds are arranged alternatively in the ring


5)The structure of the actual molecule is an intermediate between the resonance structures.

6)They have generally lower values of heats of hydrogenation and, combustion than actually expected.

7)Aromatic compounds are less reactive and more resistant to oxidation than corresponding unsaturated aliphatic compounds.

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 1)Theyare Cyclic Compounds. 

2)They contain less hydrogen atoms than carbon atoms 


3)They are highly  unsaturated.

4)They contain an alternate system of single and double bonds. 

5)Aromatic compounds are less reactive and more resistant to oxidation




'6)Th burn with a sooty flame.

                                          


1)They_are open chain compounds.

2)They contain morehydrogen                             atomsthan carbon atoms.


3)They ma be saturated or unsaturated


4)The unsaturated compounds may or may not contain an alternate system of single and double bonds.

5)Aliphatic unsaturated compounds are highly  reactive and they are  

highly reactive and they are easily oxidized.

6)The burn with a non sooty flame

 

                                     





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  • do u think spending four hour per day for 8months can do all for entrance?if yes out of that how much time we should spend for biology physics and chemistry
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  • Organic Chemistry can be a difficult part for some students but you can still prepare it. In organic chemistry you need to the basic mechanisms like induction effects, stability, Order of Acidity. You need to learn the various reactions of Alcohol, amines and their tests.
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