π-Electron currents in larger fully aromatic benzenoids

Recently, we have reported on calculation of π‐electron ring currents in several smaller fully benzenoid hydrocarbons having up to eight fused benzene rings and five Clar π‐aromatic sextets. In contrast to early HMO ring current calculations and more recent ab initio calculations of π‐electron densi...

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