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Does thiophene undergo diel's alder reaction in organic chemistry?
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Although thiophene is a heterocyclic conjugated diene with a thiol electron withdrawing group, it displays aromatic properties. This compound would definitely not undergo a diels-alder reaction since the aromatic stabilization of this molecule makes diel's alder chemistry energetically unfavorable.
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