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Aromatic compound

physical science Maturity 11-13

Some tiny things make rings.

Benzene Structural diagram.svg
Benzene Structural diagram.svg
These rings are very strong. They are found in nature. They are also in many things we use. They can even smell!
Benzene with hydrogens.png
Benzene with hydrogens.png
Can you find a ring shape?

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File:Benzene Structural diagram.svg
Benzene Structural diagram.svg
File:Benzene_with_hydrogens.png
Benzene_with_hydrogens.png
File:Benzene_orbitals.png
Benzene_orbitals.png
File:Ortho_meta_para.png
Ortho_meta_para.png
File:Hexabenzocoronene-3D-balls.png
Hexabenzocoronene-3D-balls.png
File:Synthesis 5-Nitrosalicylic acid.svg
Synthesis 5-Nitrosalicylic acid.svg
File:Aromatic nucleophilic substitution.svg
Aromatic nucleophilic substitution.svg
File:NaphtolHydrogenation.svg
NaphtolHydrogenation.svg
File:ResorcinolHydrogenation.svg
ResorcinolHydrogenation.svg
File:Dearomatization.png
Dearomatization.png
File:BenzeneDimerGeometries.png
BenzeneDimerGeometries.png
File:Quadrapole moments.png
Quadrapole moments.png

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