A boron-nitrogen analogue of this compound is known as borazine. In hydrogen NMR, this compoundshows a single peak around 7.2 ppm. Derivatives of this compound include salicyl
A boron-nitrogen analogue of this compound is known as borazine. In hydrogen NMR, this compoundshows a single peak around 7.2 ppm. Derivatives of this compound include salicylic acid, used in theproduction of aspirin, and aniline, used in artificial dyes. A molecule formed by fusing three units of thiscompound together is called anthracene. All of the bonds in this compound have a length of 140picometers, which represents an intermediate between single and double bond length. A circle is oftendrawn in the middle of this compound to represent its delocalization, which is preserved in electrophilicsubstitutions. For 10 points, name this aromatic molecule with formula C6H6.
A boron-nitrogen analogue of this compound is known as borazine.
benzene [accept C6H6  before mentioned]