To check Aromaticity of a compound 4 criterias are to be checked
Planarity : (Sp^2) Hybridised
Conjugation: Compound should be fully conjugated
Cyclic
Hückel's Rule : There should be (4n+2)π electrons
So the above compound is planar, conjugated , cyclic and follows Huckel's Rule as One lone pair of O and one of N add upto 10π electrons which can be done when we put n=2
To check Aromaticity of a compound 4 criterias are to be checked
Planarity : (Sp^2) Hybridised
Conjugation: Compound should be fully conjugated
Cyclic
Hückel's Rule : There should be (4n+2)π electronsSo the above compound is planar, conjugated , cyclic and follows Huckel's Rule as One lone pair of O and one of N add upto 10π electrons which can be done when we put n=2
According to Huckel's rule Four Criteria for Aromaticity
The molecule needs to be (1) planar, (2) cyclic, (3) fully conjugated, and has (4) 4n+2 electrons.
Your molecule does not seem to be planar (b/c of N and O atoms) but assuming that it has a nearly planar conformation it satisfies all other criteria.
You only need to count one of Oxygen's lone pair and the only Nitrogen lone pair:
10=4*2+2
So it could be aromatic (if it is nearly planar)
According to Huckel's rule Four Criteria for Aromaticity
The molecule needs to be (1) planar, (2) cyclic, (3) fully conjugated, and has (4) 4n+2 electrons.
Your molecule does not seem to be planar (b/c of N and O atoms) but assuming that it has a nearly planar conformation it satisfies all other criteria.You only need to count one of Oxygen's lone pair and the only Nitrogen lone pair:10=4*2+2So it could be aromatic (if it is nearly planar)
To check Aromaticity of a compound 4 criterias are to be checked
To check Aromaticity of a compound 4 criterias are to be checked
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According to Huckel's rule Four Criteria for Aromaticity
The molecule needs to be (1) planar, (2) cyclic, (3) fully conjugated, and has (4) 4n+2 electrons.
Your molecule does not seem to be planar (b/c of N and O atoms) but assuming that it has a nearly planar conformation it satisfies all other criteria. You only need to count one of Oxygen's lone pair and the only Nitrogen lone pair: 10=4*2+2 So it could be aromatic (if it is nearly planar)
According to Huckel's rule Four Criteria for Aromaticity
The molecule needs to be (1) planar, (2) cyclic, (3) fully conjugated, and has (4) 4n+2 electrons.
Your molecule does not seem to be planar (b/c of N and O atoms) but assuming that it has a nearly planar conformation it satisfies all other criteria.You only need to count one of Oxygen's lone pair and the only Nitrogen lone pair:10=4*2+2So it could be aromatic (if it is nearly planar)
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