### Exercise 3Identify the relationship between the molecule in the box and structures a-g. Are they identical molecules, resonance structures, constitutional isomers (same molecular formula but atoms arranged differently), or molecules with different molecular formulas?#### Reference Structure:The reference molecule shown in the box is:![Reference Molecule Image](#)(Note: The image contains a six-membered cyclic compound with a ketone (C=O) and an adjacent nitrogen with a substituted ethyl group attached.)#### Structures to Compare:a. ![Structure A Image](#) - Structure A shows a six-membered ring with a ketone (C=O) adjacent to a nitrogen with an ethyl group. The nitrogen has a positive formal charge.b. ![Structure B Image](#) - Structure B is a six-membered ring with a ketone adjacent to a nitrogen substituted with a methyl group.c. ![Structure C Image](#) - Structure C shows a six-membered ring where the nitrogen (with a positive formal charge) is bonded to an ethyl group and adjacent to a negatively charged oxygen.d. ![Structure D Image](#) - Structure D depicts a six-membered ring with a ketone adjacent to a nitrogen with an ethyl group. The nitrogen is depicted neutral without formal charges.e. ![Structure E Image](#) - Structure E features a six-membered ring with an oxygen and an amine functional group off the same carbon.f. ![Structure F Image](#) - Structure F illustrates a six-membered ring with a ketone adjacent to a nitrogen with an ethyl group. The nitrogen has a positive formal charge and the oxygen has a negative formal charge.g. ![Structure G Image](#) - Structure G shows a molecule with an amine group and a hydroxyl group attached to a straight four-carbon chain.For each structure (a-g), identify its relationship to the molecule in the box based on whether they are identical molecules, resonance structures, constitutional isomers, or have different molecular formulas.

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3. Identify the relationship between the molecule in the box and structures a-g. Are they identical molecules, resonance structures, constitutional isomers (same molecular formula but atoms arranged differently), or molecules with different molecular formulas? :O: & a. & b. d. & f. g. C. e. H : NH₂ OH

3. Identify the relationship between the molecule in the box and structures a-g. Are they identical molecules, resonance structures, constitutional isomers (same molecular formula but atoms arranged differently), or molecules with different molecular formulas? :O: & a. & b. d. & f. g. C. e. H : NH₂ OH

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