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diphenyl compound does not follow huckle rule for an organic compound to be aromatic, yet it is aromatic. how? ...?

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Minchanka [31]4 years ago

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No, it doesn't. According to huckle rule it must have 14 \pi<span> electrons to be aromatic but it has only 12 pi electrons. then how does it follow the rule?

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