Introduction
An aromatic hydrocarbon is one of the four main types of hydrocarbons. Aromatics are true hydrocarbons, meaning these molecules are made up of nothing but hydrogen and carbon. The name was conceived from the tendency of of such compounds to have a strong fragrance.
Aromatics are compounds which contain a benzene ring, the most basic of which is a ring of 6 carbon atoms that alternate single and double bonds between them with a single hydrogen attached to each.(
Please, watch video in this link below to understand what is aromatic hydrocarbons.
http://study.com/academy/lesson/aromatic-hydrocarbons-definition-examples-uses.html#lesson and use this picture to gain new knowledge about this topic. 
Task
1.What means especially stable compound?
2. Which one is more stable structure?
3. What is most effective treatment against moth, with specific smell?
4.True or False Resonance is bond structure, that have one acceptable bond.
5.True or False All are aromatic hydrocarbons.
Toluene, Benzene, Naphthalene, Anthracene and Furan.
Process
The following exercise contains 5 questions. All of the questions are taken from the video you just watched.
Write the correct answer where necessary and chose between true or false in the last two.
Evaluation
Right answers to the exercise:
1.Compound with double bond and it is a ringed.
3. Naphthalene.
4. False, it have more than one bond structure.
5. True.
Conclusion
In the end of web quest please watch videos of Aromatic Hydrocarbons in real life.
First one is about Baltic pilchard smoking:
And second one is about blasting in Norway.
Enjoy!
I hope you find it interesting and useful!
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