Which of the following statements about benzene is true? A) Benzene is a saturated hydrocarbon. B) Benzene undergoes addition reactions. C) Benzene has five degrees of unsaturation. D) Benzene undergoes substitution reactions. 2. What orbitals are used to form the bond indicated in the following molecule? A) Csp² ¾ Csp² B) Csp² % C2p C) C2p % C2p D) Csp' % Csp 3. Which of the following ions is aromatic? III IV D:0

Which of the following statements about benzene is true? A) Benzene is a saturated hydrocarbon. B) Benzene undergoes addition reactions. C) Benzene has five degrees of unsaturation. D) Benzene undergoes substitution reactions. 2. What orbitals are used to form the bond indicated in the following molecule? A) Csp² ¾ Csp² B) Csp² % C2p C) C2p % C2p D) Csp' % Csp 3. Which of the following ions is aromatic? III IV D:0

Introductory Chemistry: A Foundation

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Chapter20: Organic Chemistry

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