Molecules with this property have a negative diamagnetic susceptibility exaltation value, and they also induce a negative Nucleus-Independent Chemical Shift in lithium atoms that complex with them.
Molecules with this property have a negative diamagnetic susceptibility exaltation value, and they also induce a negative Nucleus-Independent Chemical Shift in lithium atoms that complex with them. The Mobius version of this property occurs in molecules with an odd number of out-of-phase overlaps between orbitals. It can be determined computationally via the Pariser-Parr- Pople method, but a simpler formulation stipulates that molecules with this property be planar with 4n+2 pi electrons in a delocalized shell; this is called Huckel's Rule. FTP, what is this extensive delocalization of electrons in a conjugated system, most notably exhibited by benzene, so named because some molecules possessing it have a distinct smell?
Molecules with this property have a negative diamagnetic susceptibility exaltation value, and they also induce a negative Nucleus-Independent Chemical Shift in lithium atoms that complex with them.
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