1. Consider the structure shown below and then answer the following questions. a. Complete the structure by adding the missing formal charges. All atoms and lone pairs are explicitly shown. (Hint: Consider the number of bonds neutral atoms have.) :Ö: H „H H H b. Draw two more resonance structures of the molecule from part a by adding the missing à bonds, lone pairs, and formal charges. All atoms in both structures should possess an octet. (All atoms and ☛ bonds are drawn for you; remember, only lone pairs and à bonds move in resonance structures.) Additional guidelines are given for each structure. All atoms in this structure will be neutral (no formal charges). One oxygen atom has a +1 formal charge and one oxygen atom has a -1 formal charge. H ‚H H H H H

1. Consider the structure shown below and then answer the following questions. a. Complete the structure by adding the missing formal charges. All atoms and lone pairs are explicitly shown. (Hint: Consider the number of bonds neutral atoms have.) :Ö: H „H H H b. Draw two more resonance structures of the molecule from part a by adding the missing à bonds, lone pairs, and formal charges. All atoms in both structures should possess an octet. (All atoms and ☛ bonds are drawn for you; remember, only lone pairs and à bonds move in resonance structures.) Additional guidelines are given for each structure. All atoms in this structure will be neutral (no formal charges). One oxygen atom has a +1 formal charge and one oxygen atom has a -1 formal charge. H ‚H H H H H

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