Frost Circles

[@Broccoli821]

Pentadiene is nonaromatic because of the SP^3 hybridized carbon, you should include a (+) if you want to say it's antiaromatic

[@scienceclassbyarunimadutta3197]

Yes. Pentadiene is nonaromatic due to non conjugates system is created here due to sp3 carbon

[@kirayoshikage1491]

Thanks, I was thinking the same thing, but I'm just in ochem 3 so I wasn't confident in that

[@debrajmukherjee5365]

Sir,how can you say that cyclopentadiene is antiaromatic??? It is not planar structure,,hence it should be nonaromatic!!!!!

[@dr.richardpennington724]

oh dear - yes, you are absolutely right. Even if you discount the lack of planarity, it's not completely conjugated either, so of course it must be nonaromatic. That is my mistake - not sure what I was thinking when I said that. My apologies

[@yllkavaldez7723]

you made this way more simple than my textbook - thank you so much!

[@dylanfrey1033]

This is the first explanation that truly made sense! Thank you, I wish you were my professor.

[@dr.richardpennington724]

Thanks Dylan, glad it was helpful; this concept really isn't that complex, but at first glance it can be really daunting.

[@RachelHannah363]

THANK YOU SO MUCH ! It finally clicked after your video

[@tamarkikvidze-k4m]

Wonderful, thank you so much!

[@asishbauri7433]

Sir cyclopenradiene is non aromatic but yes it dimerises at room temperature as it's unsatble

[@PowerPickle2]

Thumb up. Great video. Thank you for making this!

[@STOPPLSFR]

Lmao that damn windows pop-up. Thanks for the vid

[@RohitRaj-wz7xc]

Thanks for the video, Sir.

[@auroraoph]

So helpful!!

[@jaimerodriguez9900]

Thank you!

[@mflynn2795]

great video!!

[@kayth1373]

thank you sooo much for this video!!!!

[@manjun6027]

Cyclopentadiene is non aromatic complete delocalization is not possible there., Please make correction.

[@francinysebben4368]

Thank you so much! It was a very clear explanation!

[@silver5065]

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[@hannesg9411]

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[@akiladilshan4421]

Thank you sir

[@AELIUSLoki]

Thank you

[@fukpoeslaw3613]

Can you do this for polycyclic compounds?