Please explain which resonance contributor would be the best and why. 7. Use curved arrows to draw (3) additional resonance structures. Start by allowing for the (+)charge on the ring to "move in a clockwise direction." CIRCLE the best resonance contributorand explain your selection.

The resonating structure which has less formal charges will be the most stable.

Answered: 7. Use curved arrows to draw (3)…

Organic Chemistry: A Guided Inquiry

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7. Use curved arrows to draw (3) additional resonance structures. Start by allowing for the (+) charge on the ring to "move in a clockwise direction." CIRCLE the best resonance contributor and explain your selection.