1996
DOI: 10.1080/10406639608048347
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On the Cryptoannulenic Behavior of Certain Corannulenes

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“…On the other hand, atomic contributions to E c values that is E c /n shown in Figure indicate that the series of polynitrogens of present concern (n:6–12) exhibit a cryptoannulenic effect . From the Figure, it is evident that structures having 6 and 10 nitrogen atoms (n:6 and n:10) possess local minima whereas structure of n:8 has a local maximum.…”
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confidence: 83%
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“…On the other hand, atomic contributions to E c values that is E c /n shown in Figure indicate that the series of polynitrogens of present concern (n:6–12) exhibit a cryptoannulenic effect . From the Figure, it is evident that structures having 6 and 10 nitrogen atoms (n:6 and n:10) possess local minima whereas structure of n:8 has a local maximum.…”
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confidence: 83%
“…The effect indicates that the bonding type hence the hybridization of nitrogen atoms in N 6 and N 10 are different than N 8 and N 12 . Annulenes of Hückel and Möbious types exhibit such kind of effect depending on ring size . In the case of carbocyclic π‐systems, three‐membered ring may be aromatic if it possesses just two electrons in cyclic conjugation (by The Hückel's rule of aromaticity).…”
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confidence: 99%