“…For example, two triplets for H‐2 (or H‐8) and H‐5 in the 1 H NMR spectrum directly evidence two sets of equal coupling constants between 3 J (H‐1,H‐2)/ 3 J (H‐8,H‐9) and 3 J (H‐2,H‐3)/ 3 J (H‐7,H‐8) and between 3 J (H‐4,H‐5) and 3 J (H‐5,H‐6). The average 1 H chemical shift ( δ =7.64) of 4 is comparable to that of azulene ( δ =7.64)9 and is larger than that of naphthalene ( δ =7.48),10 indicating the appreciable diamagnetic nature of 4 .…”