Benzene has a delocalised electron cloud of 6 electrons.
it also has an odd enthalpy change when somethinged (I forget what), it's missing roughly -152 DeltaH
now the only thing different between benzene and 1,3,5-cyclohexene (besides the enthalpy difference) is 6 delocalised electrons
so the logical assumption is that 6 electrons equal DeltaH -152 enthalpy
So am I right in thinking the energy of one electron is around -25?
also with an electron being roughly 1/2000 of a proton, would a proton have an energy of around 50000?
(please don't roast me on the numbers, I don't even know what enthalpy is measured in)