A carbocation is resonance stabilized when it is adjacent to an oxygen atom. a) Using the correct arrow formalism draw the resonance structure for the carbocation shown and indicate which structure is more stable and why.

A carbocation is resonance stabilized when it is adjacent to an oxygen atom. a) Using the correct arrow formalism draw the resonance structure for the carbocation shown and indicate which structure is more stable and why.

Organic Chemistry: A Guided Inquiry

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Chapter19: Eas: Electrophilic Aromatic Substitution

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A carbocation is resonance stabilized when it is adjacent to an oxygen atom.
a) Using the correct arrow formalism draw the resonance structure for the carbocation shown and
indicate which structure is more stable and why.

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