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Draw the curved arrow that explains the movement of electrons that takes you from one resonance structure to the other. Be sure to always begin your arrow at the source of electrons (pi bond or lone pair). To the right of each set of resonance structures draw the resonance hybrid and be sure to assign partial charge(s). When you look at the two examples above, what happens to the formal charge as you move from one structure to the next?

          Draw the curved arrow that explains the movement of electrons that takes you from one resonance structure to the other. Be sure to always begin your arrow at the source of electrons (pi bond or lone pair). To the right of each set of resonance structures draw the resonance hybrid and be sure to assign partial charge(s).
When you look at the two examples above, what happens to the formal charge as you move from one structure to the next?

Draw the curved arrow that explains the movement of electrons that takes you from one resonance structure to the other. Be sure to always begin your arrow at the source of electrons (pi bond or lone pair). To the right of each set of resonance structures draw the resonance hybrid and be sure to assign partial charge(s).
When you look at the two examples above, what happens to the formal charge as you move from one structure to the next?

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Chemistry: Structure and Properties

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Draw the curved arrow that explains the movement of electrons that takes you from one resonance structure to the other. Be sure to always begin your arrow at the source of electrons (pi bond or lone pair). To the right of each set of resonance structures draw the resonance hybrid and be sure to assign partial charge(s). When you look at the two examples above, what happens to the formal charge as you move from one structure to the next?