Provide the bond line structure of a compound that is able to undergo Allylic lone pair and allylic carbocation resonance. Provide all resonance structures and appropriate arrows. Indicate which resonance state is most stable and why.

Provide the bond line structure of a compound that is able to undergo Allylic lone pair and allylic carbocation resonance. Provide all resonance structures and appropriate arrows. Indicate which resonance state is most stable and why.

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Chapter15: Benzene And Aromaticity

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