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aromatic =
unusually stable ring system
aromatic compounds are:
-cyclic
-conjugated (alternating double/triple bonds
-4n + 2(pi) electrons
-planar conformations
know
huckel's rule with aromaticity
4n+2pi
-if follows this rule = aromatic
antiaromatic =
have e- in higher energy non-bonding/antibonding orbital
neutral compounds, anions and cations may be ____
aromatic
aliphatic
any compound that is not aromatic
anti-aromatic
4n pi electrons
-2, 4 double bonds
ring structures that have...
have 1, 3, 5, 7, double bonds are considered to be...
aromatic

OR 2, 6, 10, 14 and 18 electrons from double bonds = aromatic
benzoic acid
Ring-COOH
toluene
CH3-Ring
phenol
Ring-OH
aniline
Ring-NH2
anisole
Ring-OCH3
methyl phenyl ketone
Ring-(C=O)-CH3
benzyl chloride
Ring-CH2Cl
ortho =
1,2 substituted
meta =
1,3 substituted
para =
1,4 substituted
pg 103
look
physical properties of aromatic compounds
dependent upon aromaticity
-6ring structures are inert/unreactive since very stable
electrophilic aromatic substitutions
no loss of aromaticity
-hydrogen replaced by something else...
halogenation of aromatic compound

ring + FeCl3, FeBr3, AlBr3 or AlCl3 = (lewis acids) + heat
use of F or I are less effective

= Ring-X
Sulfonation and aromatic compounds

Ring +
SO3/H2SO4 + heat
= Ring-SO3H

H2SO4 = sulfuric acid
Nitration and aromatic compounds

Ring +
H2SO4/HNO3
= Ring-N2O

-LEAST REACTIVE PRODUCT FORMED
acylation(friedal-craft)

Ring +
R-(C=O)-Cl + AlCl3 -->
Ring-(C=O)-R + HCl
substituent effects
affect EAS
-determine location of electrophilic attack
2 categories of substituents
1. activating (enhance substitution)
2. deactivating (inhibit substitution)
donation of electron density =

withdrawal of electron density =
activating

deactivating
activators direct incoming substituents to...
ortho/para
deactivators direct incoming substitutents to...
meta
halogens are the exception...they are deactivators YET add to ortho/para
exception :/
para > ortho due to less steric hindrance
know
catalytic reduction

ring +
H2, Rh/C + heat
hydrocarbon ring (no double bonds)
-Ruthenium or Rhodium
-platinum or palladium can be used...require high Pressure though