MCQ
Which of the following statement is wrong for the given molecule
- AThe given molecule is aromatic
- ✓This molecule has $6\pi$ delocalized electrons.
- CThis molecule has eight parallel pure $p-$ orbitals
- DThis molecule is not planar
✓
Answer
Correct option: B.
This molecule has $6\pi$ delocalized electrons.
b
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