4) a) Draw the p-orbitals that are involved in the pi-system in molecule 1 shown below. Make sure to includeshading and put any lone pairs that are in a p-orbital in one in your drawing.H₂NCarbon 3Carbon 21H3COCarbon 1b) Are the p-orbitals on carbon 1 and carbon 2 in molecule 1 in conjugation with each other? (ie are the p-orbitals pointing in the same direction). Explain your reasoning.

Part (a)To draw the p-orbitals involved in the π-system in molecule 1, we need to focus on the atoms…

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