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# It must satisfy the hukel rule of (4n + 2)pi electrons.<ref>Bruice, P. Y., Organic Chemistry, p. 595</ref>
# It must satisfy the hukel rule of (4n + 2)pi electrons.<ref>Bruice, P. Y., Organic Chemistry, p. 595</ref>
In conclusion aromaticity is characterized by stability while antiaromaticity is characterized by instability. Aromatic compounds are characterized by substitution reaction such as nitration, alkylation e.t.c. They possess double bond but will never undergo addition reaction due to their stability. The scope of aromaticity is beyond this topic given, for clear understanding, one must consult higher materials.
In conclusion aromaticity is characterized by stability while antiaromaticity is characterized by instability. Aromatic compounds are characterized by substitution reaction such as nitration, alkylation e.t.c, more detailed description of which is accessible through this [http://www.buythesisonline.org link]. They possess double bond but will never undergo addition reaction due to their stability. The scope of aromaticity is beyond this topic given, for clear understanding, one must consult higher materials.
==Definition of terms==
==Definition of terms==