ent Score: 5 of 10 Macmillan Learning > 82.2% H H Draw a curved arrow starting from an alkoxide lone pair of resonance structure B, which will form resonance structure C. Select Draw Templates More Stacked Acetic acid can be deprotonated to form acetate ion, CH, CO₂. Draw two other resonance structures. Identify the major (most important) and minor (less important) structures. Step 1: Define resonance structures. Step 2: Determine when resonance structures can or cannot form. Step 3: Draw curved arrows to form resonance structures. Step 4: Determine whether the resonance structures are major (more important) or minor (less important). / |||||| C H O Resources Erase Give Up? Hint C Check Answer Draw all atoms of the resulting resonance structure C. Show charges and lone pairs. Select Draw Templates More H O Erase

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Acetic acid can be deprotonated to form acetate ion, CH, CO₂. Draw two other resonance structures. Identify the major (most
important) and minor (less important) structures.
Step 1: Define resonance structures.
Step 2: Determine when resonance structures can or cannot form.
Step 3: Draw curved arrows to form resonance structures.
Step 4: Determine whether the resonance structures are major (more important) or
minor (less important).
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Draw a curved arrow starting from an alkoxide
lone pair of resonance structure B, which will
form resonance structure C.
Select Draw Templates More
C
Stacked
H
O
Resources
Erase
Give Up?
/
Hint
Draw all atoms of the resulting resonance structure C.
Show charges and lone pairs.
Select Draw Templates More
C
Check Answer
H O
Erase
Transcribed Image Text:ent Score: 5 of 10 Macmillan Learning 82.2% H H -C Acetic acid can be deprotonated to form acetate ion, CH, CO₂. Draw two other resonance structures. Identify the major (most important) and minor (less important) structures. Step 1: Define resonance structures. Step 2: Determine when resonance structures can or cannot form. Step 3: Draw curved arrows to form resonance structures. Step 4: Determine whether the resonance structures are major (more important) or minor (less important). H / |||||| O: Draw a curved arrow starting from an alkoxide lone pair of resonance structure B, which will form resonance structure C. Select Draw Templates More C Stacked H O Resources Erase Give Up? / Hint Draw all atoms of the resulting resonance structure C. Show charges and lone pairs. Select Draw Templates More C Check Answer H O Erase
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