Ladderane molecules are comprised of repeats of this kind of molecule.
Ladderane molecules are comprised of repeats of this kind of molecule. Large examples of these compounds have steric interactions between flagpole hydrogens, while small examples of them exhibit so-called "banana bonds" due to angle strain. Connected molecules of this kind can be described as "fused." A molecule must be planar, conjugated and have this property to be considered (*) aromatic. Haworth projections display sugars as these systems, whose substituents are easily viewed as either axial or equatorial. A certain alkane with this property has chair and boat conformations. For 10 points, identify these molecules which typically have the prefix "cyclo," such as cyclohexane.
Ladderane molecules are comprised of repeats of this kind of molecule.
cyclic compounds [or rings; or ring systems; or heterocycles; or macrocycles; or cycloalkanes; or cyclohexanes; or cyclobutanes; or cyclopropanes; prompt on aromatic]