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Benzene is a hexagonal molecule of six carbon atoms, each of which is boundto six hydrogen atoms. The equality of all six CC bond lengths, despite thealternating double and single bonds, and the surplus (resonance) energy, led tothe suggestion of two resonanting structures. Here, the new atomic structureshows that the bond length equality is due to three carbon atoms with doublebond radii bound to three other carbon atoms with resonance bond radii (as ingraphene). Consequently, there are two kinds of CH bonds of slightly differentlengths. The bond energies account for the resonance energy.

Atomic Structure of Benzene Which Accounts for Resonance Energy