Which of the Following Best Describes Double Bonds in Aromatic

question 74

Multiple Choice

Which of the following best describes double bonds in aromatic systems?

• A)They are more susceptible to hydrogenation than non-aromatic double bonds.
• B)They are less susceptible to hydrogenation than double bonds.
• C)They are equally susceptible to hydrogenation when compared to non-aromatic double bonds.
• D)There is no difference between an aromatic and non-aromatic double bond.

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