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Which one of the following is correct structure of benzene?

Correct answer: B. Hexagonal planer

  • A. Tetrahedral
  • B. Hexagonal planer
  • C. Hexagonal irregular
  • D. Trigonal planar

Explanation

The structure of benzene is a planar ring of six carbon atoms, with one hydrogen atom attached to each carbon atom. The carbon-carbon bonds in benzene are all equal in length, and they are intermediate between single and double bonds. This is because the electrons in the carbon-carbon bonds are delocalized around the ring, which makes the bonds stronger and more stable.

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