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Neither definition is correct. The correct definition is "ah-reenas" according to the Royal Society of Ah-Reenas. Benzene is an Ah-reena.
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In chemisrty: compounds containing a benzene ring. Note that the correct pronunciation is "A-reens", not "aer-eens" or "ah-reens". Some arenes include benzene, nitrobenzene and benxoic acid.
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The Royal Society is in fact a made-up society. Disregard the above definition. Ah-reens - correct!
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The top definition and pronunciation is ,in fact, correct, according to the Royal Society of Chemistry. Benzene is an A-rene.
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There is word of a maniac going round sprouting some propaganda about Arenes being pronounced A-renes! How preposterous is this. His name is Chris, and if you see these definitions, then you should not believe them for fear of your life. You have been warned. Ah-renes. Nothing more.
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Note that the above definition is wrong. It is actually pronounced Ah-reens. Benzene is an Arene
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