Aromaticity a. For the molecule below is the ring (as shown - the particular resonance form drawn) aromatic, why or why not? b. Using correct arrow-pushing convention, show the formation of a resonance form of the above structure that is aromatic. What is the charge of the five-membered ring in the main contributing resonance form? C.

Aromaticity a. For the molecule below is the ring (as shown - the particular resonance form drawn) aromatic, why or why not? b. Using correct arrow-pushing convention, show the formation of a resonance form of the above structure that is aromatic. What is the charge of the five-membered ring in the main contributing resonance form? C.

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