22. Which of the following is the correct representation of partial charges at the indicated atoms? II I H H H H III .H A. I = 8+; II = 8+; III = 8+ B. I = 8–; II = 8—; III = 8– C. I = 8+; II = 8+; III = 8– D. I=8; II = 8—; III = 8+ E. I = 8+; II = 8−; III = 8+

22. Which of the following is the correct representation of partial charges at the indicated atoms? II I H H H H III .H A. I = 8+; II = 8+; III = 8+ B. I = 8–; II = 8—; III = 8– C. I = 8+; II = 8+; III = 8– D. I=8; II = 8—; III = 8+ E. I = 8+; II = 8−; III = 8+

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22.
Which of the following is the correct representation of partial charges at the indicated
atoms?
II
I
H
H
H
H
III
.H
A. I = 8+; II = 8+; III = 8+
B. I = 8–; II = 8—; III = 8–
C. I = 8+; II = 8+; III = 8–
D. I=8; II = 8—; III = 8+
E. I = 8+; II = 8−; III = 8+

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