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Huckel's rule states that a monocyclic conjugated compound will be aromatic if it contains

1. (4n + 2π) electrons
2. (4π + 2n) electrons
3. 4π electrons
4. (4n + 2)π electrons

Correct answer: (4n + 2)π electrons

Solution

Huckel's rule states that a monocyclic conjugated compound is aromatic if it contains (4n + 2)π electrons, where n is a non-negative integer. This ensures delocalization and aromatic stability.

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