78- -In Benzene- the bond energy of C-C increases due to - electrons of C-C- -Explain

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Standard XII

Chemistry

Physical Properties of Aromatic Compounds

78. "In Benze...

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78. "In Benzene, the bond energy of C-C increases due to π electrons of C=C" Explain

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