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Benzene was first produced in 1825 by Kukele from oily residue derived from the production of illuminating gas, giving the name bicarburet of hydrogen, which was the foundation of understanding for aromatic compounds and reactions.

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1. Kekule is a chemist and published a French paper that suggests the structure of benzene (six-membered ring of carbon atoms with alternating single and double bonds)

2. Benzene bond have the same length hence cannot be both double bonds and single bonds ina sing,e molecule.

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Kekule graduated from Universitysity of Giessen. He discovered sturctural theory of composition

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3. it’s important as it is use as a starting material for a wide range of chemicals which feed into major industrial manufacturing processes like making plastics,foams,dyes etc

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1. His most important single contribution was his structural theory of organic composition

2. His initial benzene ring structure had the same bond length for all bonds however this would not be the case as there are single bonds and double bonds in the benzene ring structure. Further the benzene structure were all the same which would not be right.

3. Benzene is a precursor in the production of medicines.

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Kekule’s structure of the benzene was rejected, as it could not fully explain the observed chemical properties of benzene. Kekule’s structure suggested that the electrons among the carbon atom would be localized in certain areas, but it was then discovered that it was every distributed among the carbon atom.

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3. Used in the production of medicines, plastics, oil, synthetic rubber and dyes!

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Kekule theory that carbons are arranged in a hexagon and suggested alternating double and single bonds between them.

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Nuha and Sabrina (problems with his findings) 

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Nuha and Sabrina (problems with his findings) 

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1. benzene rarely undergoes addition recations even though it has three double bonds. instead it undergoes substitution.

2. Benzene shape is planar, but C-C and C=C are different lengths. The hexagon is irregular.

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1. He discovered the ring structure benzene (6 carbon ring) in 1965

2. Because his model suggests that there are 2 different types of C-C bonds in benzene (double bond and single bond) but all carbon-carbon bond lengths in benzene are equal

3. For understanding aromatic compounds and reactions

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1. German organic chemist, principle founder

2. Stability and structure got problem

3. Useful in synthesis of plastic and medicine

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He is currently known as the father of medicines and the torture of students

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1. I suggested the structure for benzene. I am from Germany

2. I suggested alternating double and single bond between carbons.

3. It is important for modern medicine

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3. He discovered benzene and benzene is a parent compound. It’s important in the production of medicine, plastics, oil, and synthetic rubber

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3. Benzene's reactivity arises from its unique ring structure and the delocalized pi-electron system, defining it as an aromatic compound. it plays a crucial role in understanding aromatic compounds and their reactions.

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Friedrich August Kekulé, later Friedrich August Kekule von Stradonitz, was a German organic chemist. Born in 1829 and took off at 1896

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a) He studied organic chemistry, a field of chemistry that explains compound structure, especially carbon.

b) He discovered that carbon are arranged in a hexagon, and he suggested alternating double and single bonds between them

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as they have the same length, therefore there cannot be both double and single bond in the same molecule. The bond angle are all the same.

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due to its unique structure and reactivity, which serve as the basis for understanding aromatic compounds and reaction

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