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Question 1

For the following molecules classify them as aromatic, antiaromatic, or nonaromatic.



◦ I = aromatic; II = antiaromatic
◦ I = nonaromatic; II = aromatic
◦ I = antiaromatic; II = nonaromatic
◦ I = nonaromatic; II = antiaromatic
◦ I = aromatic; II = nonaromatic

Question 2

For the following molecules classify them as aromatic, antiaromatic, or nonaromatic.



◦ I = aromatic; II = antiaromatic
◦ I = nonaromatic; II = aromatic
◦ I = antiaromatic; II = nonaromatic
◦ I = nonaromatic; II = antiaromatic
◦ I = aromatic; II = nonaromatic


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