Heat of hydrogenation of ethene is X1 and that of benzene is X2, hence resonance energy of benzene is (X1−X2).
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True
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False
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Solution
The correct option is B False The given statement is false. Heat of hydrogenation of ethene is X1 and that of benzene is X2, hence resonance energy of benzene is (3X1−X2). Note: 3X1 corresponds to the heat of hydrogenation of 3 unconjugated double bonds. X2 corresponds to the heat of hydrogenation of 3 conjugated double bonds. The difference gives the resonance energy of benzene.