What is the link between snakes and Benzene? Take a look at this video to find out. Includes the structure of benzene new and old and thermochemical evidence for it's existence.
Each carbon atom in benzene has one of its outer electrons in a p orbital. Each p orbital overlaps with the neighbouring p orbital and forms a pi bond. This creates a region of space above and below the benzene ring in which the electrons can move within. This makes the electrons delocalised which in turn makes the molecule stable. Hope this helps!
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Could you please do a video on combustion analysis?
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Why is the benzene bond described as an intermediate between a single bond and a double bond?
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why do we say -208kj/mol is a smaller number than -360?
savannah it's exothermic so it releases less energy 🖕🏻
Why does benzene evaporate in room temperature if it's so stable?
Yes. Benzene rings only have van der waals forces holding them together. These forces are week and hence the reason why benzene evaporates readily.
Each carbon atom in benzene has one of its outer electrons in a p orbital. Each p orbital overlaps with the neighbouring p orbital and forms a pi bond. This creates a region of space above and below the benzene ring in which the electrons can move within. This makes the electrons delocalised which in turn makes the molecule stable.
Hope this helps!
I think it's speaking relative to other structures similar to it
What exam board is this ?
Vanessa SHO this is suitable for all exam boards that offer A level courses.
What does stability means? why the less enrgy the more stable the compond is.
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