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Aromatic basic facts

stable, low reactivity, low H:C, fragrant not fatlike

Nomenclature (1/)


Mono-substituted compounds

Benzene is parent name, substituent is a prefix

Benzene is parent name, substituent is a prefix

Nomenclature (2/)


Mono-substituted compounds

Common names of some mono subs

Common names of some mono subs

Nomenclature (3/)


Di-substituted compounds

Ortho, meta, para used for placement of second substituent
Common name used as base if applicable and given 1 for naming positions

Ortho, meta, para used for placement of second substituent


Common name used as base if applicable and given 1 for naming positions

Nomenclature (4/)


Di-substituted compounds

Xylene- di-methyl 
Always numbered to give lowest overall numbers to substituents. 
Alphabetically listed, not size or number

Xylene- di-methyl


Always numbered to give lowest overall numbers to substituents.


Alphabetically listed, not size or number





Nomenclature (5/)


Hydrocarbon

saturated chain- named by larger unit
unsaturated chain- chain takes parent name

saturated chain- named by larger unit


unsaturated chain- chain takes parent name



Nomenclature (6/)


Hydrocarbon

Phenyl- C6H5 (Ph-) as substituent 
Benzyl- phenyl methyl (Bn)

Phenyl- C6H5 (Ph-) as substituent


Benzyl- phenyl methyl (Bn)

Reactions of benzene

NO addition, oxidation, hydration


Slow addition at high temperature and pressure


Substitution observed over addition though highly unsaturated

Stability of benzene

Resonance energy = 152 kJ mol^-1


Due to stabilization of benzene vs 1,3,5-cyclohexatriene


Resonance structure (<>) 2+ Lewis structures written for a molecule that differ ONLY in position of electrons, none of the structures are in complete accord with chemical and physical properties; delocalization of electrons

Stability of benzene



Bond Lengths (Angstroms):


(C-C 1.47 C=C 1.34)


Benzene 1.39


Bond Angle (C-A)- 120 degrees


All C sp2 hybridized

Hückel's Rule

4n+2 pi electrons yields aromaticity if planar


-closed shell of delocalized electrons, substantial resonance energies


4n electrons yields anti-aromatic molecule

Aromaticity of annulenes

1. Bridge removes interference of H's and regains aromaticity in plane
2. All cis pi bonds but angle strain if planar
3. Trans pi bond 

1. Bridge removes interference of H's and regains aromaticity in plane


2. All cis pi bonds but angle strain if planar


3. Trans pi bond

H-NMR Spectroscopy

single signal at 7.27


shielding from NMR field gives lower frequency