Aromatic molecules have either long straight or branched carbon skeleton?

Question

true or false

Answer 1

benzaldehyde is a cyclicle aromatic flavour compound with a smell of almonds/ marzipan so the answer is false.

NOT ALL FLAVOUR COMPOUNDS ARE CYCLICLE E.G. HEXENOL

Answer 2

Depends what you mean by aromatic. If you mean "smelly" then it could be pretty much anything. However, if you mean "aromatic" in the chemical sense then the essential feature is one or more single or fused benzene rings (even though these may have chains attached to them). So, as others have said, the answer is false.

Answer 3

False

Answer 4

if you mean, Aromatic carbons, e.g. Benzene C6H12, they are in a cyclic form. Benzene can be represented by a hexagon with a circle inside, where corners represent the Carbons and the sides represent the bonds between Carbons.
However, they can have straight branch, e.g. Ethyl benzene H3CH2C--C6H11.

Answer 5

As I've always understood it aromatic compounds/molecules have a cyclic form, which may contain a branched chain.

A simple example being ( Toluene ), or more accurately methyl benzene, a benzene ring + Methyl (CH3) group

Answer 6

You can always tell when it's an aromatic molecule when it has a carbon ring.

Example, Benzene.

Answer 7

False.

Answer 8

Aromatic molecules have cycles.

Answer 9

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Answer 10

false