Partitioning of pi-electrons in rings of polycyclic conjugated hydrocarbons. 5. Nonalternant compounds

All possible nonalternant hydrocarbons with a total of two, three, or four 5-, 6-, and 7-membered rings have been examined for the partition of their pi-electrons by averaging over all Kekulé structures (considered to contribute equally to the electron distribution) the pi-electrons in each ring in accordance to the rules introduced earlier: for each double bond shared with another ring one pi-electron is taken into account, and for double bonds that are not shared two pi-electrons are added. The trends observed for the partitions are discussed, and a comprehensive bibliography is provided as Supporting Information for all such systems, including both experimental and theoretical published data.