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    This document discusses rules for determining the most stable resonance structure of a molecule. It states that the most stable structure places negative charges on more electronegative elements and positive charges on less electronegative elements. It also provides helpful hints that electrons should be pushed away from negative charges and toward positive charges, and that π electrons and lone pairs can move between structures without breaking σ bonds. The document was edited by Prof. Dorian Canelas for an organic chemistry class.

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    This document discusses rules for determining the most stable resonance structure of a molecule. It states that the most stable structure places negative charges on more electronegative elements and positive charges on less electronegative elements. It also provides helpful hints that electrons should be pushed away from negative charges and toward positive charges, and that π electrons and lone pairs can move between structures without breaking σ bonds. The document was edited by Prof. Dorian Canelas for an organic chemistry class.

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    Formal Charge and Resonance Addi3onal Prac3ce 2

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    This document discusses rules for determining the most stable resonance structure of a molecule. It states that the most stable structure places negative charges on more electronegative elements and positive charges on less electronegative elements. It also provides helpful hints that electrons should be pushed away from negative charges and toward positive charges, and that π electrons and lone pairs can move between structures without breaking σ bonds. The document was edited by Prof. Dorian Canelas for an organic chemistry class.

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    Formal

    Charge and Resonance


    Addi3onal Prac3ce 2
    Prof. Dorian Canelas
    Organic Chemistry 1

    Resonance Structure Interconversion Rules


    If formal charge exists, then the
    most stable structure has:
    nega3ve charges on more electronega3ve elements;
    posi3ve charges on less electronega3ve elements.

    Resonance Structure Interconversion Rules


    Helpful Hints:
    Push e- AWAY from NEGATIVE charge
    Push e- TOWARD POSITIVE charge
    electrons or lone pairs can move, but dont break bonds!

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    Edited by Dorian Canelas

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