Question 10 (24 points total). Re-draw structures of anions…
Question 10 (24 points total). Re-draw structures of anions A, B, and C on paper,then complete parts 1 and 2. part 1 (18 points) Draw all reasonable resonance contributors (if any) for anions A, B, and C. Be sure to include resonance arrows and brackets.Use curved arrow electron pushing to show how the various contributorsare related. You do not need to draw an “actual” resonance hybrid structure.If there are no reasonable resonance contributors, write “none” next to the structure. part 2 (6 points) Rank the anions A, B, and C from lowest energy to highest energy. BRIEFLY explain how you arrived at your ranking. To preview image: Click HERE RANKING: (lowest energy) _____ < _____ < _____ (highest energy) EXPLANATION:
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Question 10 (24 points total). Re-draw structures of anions A, B, and C on paper,then complete parts 1 and 2. part 1 (18 points) Draw all reasonable resonance contributors (if any) for anions A, B, and C. Be sure to include resonance arrows and brackets.Use curved arrow electron pushing to show how the various contributorsare related. You do not need to draw an “actual” resonance hybrid structure.If there are no reasonable resonance contributors, write “none” next to the structure. part 2 (6 points) Rank the anions A, B, and C from lowest energy to highest energy. BRIEFLY explain how you arrived at your ranking. To preview image: Click HERE RANKING: (lowest energy) _____ < _____ < _____ (highest energy) EXPLANATION:
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To preview image: Click HERE Question 6 (5 points). Three resonance contributors (A, B, and C) that together describe the structure of the anion are show below. Which of these is themajor contributor, or do they contribute equally and there is no major? Option a) Contributor A is major. Option b) Contributor B is major. Option c) Contributor C is major. Option d) A and C contribute equally. Option e) None are major, all contribute equally.
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Question 9 (22 points total). Re-draw the structure shown below on paper and thencomplete parts 1 and 2. part 1 (14 points) Directly ON TOP of the provided structure, draw a picture of themolecular orbital for the indicated bond. Then state which atomic orbitalsare used to “build” the molecular orbital. part 2 (8 points) Reproduce the empty table provided below. For the indicated atom, fill in this table by listing the hybridized and any unhybridized atomic orbitals and describe how each orbital is used. To preview image: Click HERE
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Question 9 (22 points total). Re-draw the structure shown below on paper and thencomplete parts 1 and 2. part 1 (14 points) Directly ON TOP of the provided structure, draw a picture of themolecular orbital for the indicated bond. Then state which atomic orbitalsare used to “build” the molecular orbital. part 2 (8 points) Reproduce the empty table provided below. For the indicated atom, fill in this table by listing the hybridized and any unhybridized atomic orbitals and describe how each orbital is used. To preview image: Click HERE
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Question 11 (24 points total). Re-draw the structure of the cation shown below on paper, then complete parts 1, 2, and 3. part 1 (12 points) Draw any missing resonance contributors required to properly illustrate the distribution of electrons in the provided cation.Make sure to include resonance arrows and brackets. Use curved arrow electron pushing to show how the various contributors are related. part 2 (4 points) Indicate the major and minor contributors, or whether they all contribute equally. part 3 (8 points) Draw an “actual” resonance hybrid structure. Indicate the partial charges on the relevant atoms, as appropriate, using the δ notation, and give either the relative or numerical value of the partial charges on each atom. To preview image: Click HERE
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