The enamine shown has three significant resonance structures (including the initial structure shown). Modify the giyen drawings as needed to show all three resonance structures. Include formal charges and lone pairs in your answer. Do not drawresonance and curved arrows. * Edit Drawing

The enamine shown has three significant resonance structures (including the initial structure shown). Modify the giyen drawings as needed to show all three resonance structures. Include formal charges and lone pairs in your answer. Do not drawresonance and curved arrows. * Edit Drawing

Organic Chemistry: A Guided Inquiry

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Author:Andrei Straumanis

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Chapter5: Resonance

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The enamine shown has three significant resonance structures (including the initial structure shown). Modify the given drawings
as needed to show all three resonance structures. Include formal charges and lone pairs in your answer. Do not drawresonance
and curved arrows.
* Edit Drawing

Determine which site(s) on the structure are most electron-rich.
1.
11
10
3
8.
Choose electron-rich site(s). Select all that apply.
O 3
5
O 8
O 10
O O O O O DO O O C

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