1. Each set of resonance structures below contains at least one error. Identify that error and provide a correction that would resolve any issues. Your correction may be to draw the correct resonance forms and labeling MRC. Use Additional pages as necessary to clearly answer. MRC not craun a. Fqual b. MeCs C.

1. Each set of resonance structures below contains at least one error. Identify that error and provide a correction that would resolve any issues. Your correction may be to draw the correct resonance forms and labeling MRC. Use Additional pages as necessary to clearly answer. MRC not craun a. Fqual b. MeCs C.

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