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= Möbius aromaticity
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Möbius aromaticity refers to a unique type of aromaticity that arises in certain cyclic, conjugated systems that have a Möbius topology, typically characterized by having a twisted, half-twist (or Möbius) structure. This is in contrast to traditional planar aromatic systems, which follow Hückel's rule, stating that a cyclic compound is aromatic if it has \\( 4n + 2 \\) π electrons (where \\( n \\) is a non-negative integer).