Benzene bonding
Any clues to this question because Im stuck
1) describe the bonding in a benzene molecule (Kekule's structure) (4 marks)
things I wrote: 6 carbon atoms with 3 double bonds attached to a hydrogen atom.
I do OCR A
Thank you!!
1) describe the bonding in a benzene molecule (Kekule's structure) (4 marks)
things I wrote: 6 carbon atoms with 3 double bonds attached to a hydrogen atom.
I do OCR A
Thank you!!
Original post by Frank Peters
Any clues to this question because Im stuck
1) describe the bonding in a benzene molecule (Kekule's structure) (4 marks)
things I wrote: 6 carbon atoms with 3 double bonds attached to a hydrogen atom.
I do OCR A
Thank you!!
1) describe the bonding in a benzene molecule (Kekule's structure) (4 marks)
things I wrote: 6 carbon atoms with 3 double bonds attached to a hydrogen atom.
I do OCR A
Thank you!!
Its a little more complicated than that, though you have the basics correct
Which textbook do you use, and what does the book tell you?
Original post by TutorsChemistry
Its a little more complicated than that, though you have the basics correct
Which textbook do you use, and what does the book tell you?
Which textbook do you use, and what does the book tell you?
Oxford one
- there are delocalised electrons above and below the carbon ring
Good. Thats a newish concept at your stage, does it make sense?
Are there 3 individual double bonds in Kekule's structure according to your book and notes?
Are there 3 individual double bonds in Kekule's structure according to your book and notes?
Original post by Frank Peters
Any clues to this question because Im stuck
1) describe the bonding in a benzene molecule (Kekule's structure) (4 marks)
things I wrote: 6 carbon atoms with 3 double bonds attached to a hydrogen atom.
I do OCR A
Thank you!!
1) describe the bonding in a benzene molecule (Kekule's structure) (4 marks)
things I wrote: 6 carbon atoms with 3 double bonds attached to a hydrogen atom.
I do OCR A
Thank you!!
According to the Kekule structure, your description is quite good. You may mention that three single bonds exist too. You even named the dellocalised electrons in a post below. Can you describe the meaning of dellocalised electrons or why they come into being?
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