What Is the Major Difference Between an Antiaromatic and Aromatic

question 33

Multiple Choice

What is the major difference between an antiaromatic and aromatic compound?

• A) The structure must be cyclic for aromatic but not antiaromatic compounds.
• B) Antiaromatic compounds have at least one sp³ hybridized atom in the ring.
• C) Antiaromatic compounds can assume a chair-like structure while aromatic compounds are nearly flat.
• D) Aromatic compounds cannot have a charged atom in the structure.
• E) Only aromatic compounds follow Huckle's rule.

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