34 a. Convert phosphoenolpyruvate, an intermediate in glucose metabolism, to a skeletal structure, b. Draw all reasonable resonance structures that have a phosphorus atom surrounded by 10 electrons. c. Draw all reasonable resonance structures in which all second- and third-row atoms have an octet. phosphoenolpyruvate

34 a. Convert phosphoenolpyruvate, an intermediate in glucose metabolism, to a skeletal structure, b. Draw all reasonable resonance structures that have a phosphorus atom surrounded by 10 electrons. c. Draw all reasonable resonance structures in which all second- and third-row atoms have an octet. phosphoenolpyruvate

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Chapter1: Chemical Foundations

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