Bredt's rule concerns the placement of double bonds in structures with a certain arrangement of these entities.
Bredt's rule concerns the placement of double bonds in structures with a certain arrangement of these entities. Molecules containing these entities can display pi-stacking. Degrees of unsaturation can be used to determine the number of double bonds, triple bonds, and number of these structures in a molecule. Aromatic compounds are defined by being planar, having a delocalized pi system, satisfying the 4n + 2 rule, and containing one of these structures. These structures prefer to consist of five or six atoms to minimize a namesake strain. Name these structures found in benzene, which when found in aliphatic compounds cause their names to be prefixed with "cyclo-".
Bredt's rule concerns the placement of double bonds in structures with a certain arrangement of these entities.
rings [accept cyclic molecules or cycles or similar answers containing an underlined term]