The relative importance of resonance structures for polycyclic aromatic examples of this general class of compound is given by Clar's rule.
The relative importance of resonance structures for polycyclic aromatic examples of this general class of compound is given by Clar's rule. Despite its name, petroleum ether is an example of these compounds. The (*) Clemmensen reduction's products are in general this type of compound. Arbitrary lengths of these compounds are created by the Fischer-Tropsch process. Exemplified by alkanes, alkenes, and alkynes, for 10 points, name these compounds, whose name comes from their two constituent elements of atomic numbers twelve and one.
The relative importance of resonance structures for polycyclic aromatic examples of this general class of compound is given by Clar's rule.
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