Please help with both. Thanks 6.a. Which categories/classes does this compound belong to (for example, aldehyde, ketone)?b. Use electron pushing to show the resonance effect of the sulfhydryl group on carbon 4. 7.a. Which categories/classes does this compound belong to (for example, aldehyde, ketone)?b. Use electron pushing to demonstrate the resonance effect of the carbonyl group on 2 of thebenzene ring.

First belongs to thiol family. Second belongs to ketone family .

7. a. Which categories/classes does this compound belong to (for example, aldehyde, ketone)? b. Use electron pushing to demonstrate the resonance effect of the carbonyl group on 2 of the benzene ring.

7. a. Which categories/classes does this compound belong to (for example, aldehyde, ketone)? b. Use electron pushing to demonstrate the resonance effect of the carbonyl group on 2 of the benzene ring.

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Please help with both. Thanks

6.
a. Which categories/classes does this compound belong to (for example, aldehyde, ketone)?
b. Use electron pushing to show the resonance effect of the sulfhydryl group on carbon 4.

7.
a. Which categories/classes does this compound belong to (for example, aldehyde, ketone)?
b. Use electron pushing to demonstrate the resonance effect of the carbonyl group on 2 of the
benzene ring.

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