None 2. Draw five additional resonance forms of ethyl cinnamate where the carbonyl carbon has a negative charge and there is apositive charge on one of the carbons. Use these resonance forms to help you assign the chemical shifts in Question 3.You can draw in this space or upload an image of your structures.

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