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1) Conjugated pi bonds in a planar ring?
2) # of pi electrons = 4n+2, where n is an integer?
Remember: for heteroaromatics, they can be sp2 hybridised and therefore contribute 2 pi electrons |
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| Benzene ring w/ an alcohol sticking out of it |
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| Benzene ring w/ an ammine (NH2) group sticking out of it |
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| Linear geometry, sp3 hybridised, 2n+2 hydrogens where n is the # of carbons |
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| Trigonal planar geometry, sp2 hybridised, 2n hydrogens where n is the # of carbons |
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| Tetrahedral geometry, sp hybridised, 2n-2 hydrogens where n is the # of carbons |
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| Ability of a molecule to have non-superimposable mirror images: therefore the carbon needs at least 4 different substituents. |
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| Constitutional, Stereoisomers, Enantiomers, Diastereoisomers, Cis (E) vs. Trans (Z) |
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