Circle the terms that correctly describe Molecule A.NHcontains estercontains amidecontains ketonehas enantiomerhas diasteromerachiralchiralmesoMolecule Ab)What is the molecular formula of Molecule A?Later on in this course we are going to learn about acid/base mechanisms; one exampleis the formation of anionic Molecule B shown below.ОНNHNHH+ H20Molecule AMolecule BAt least three other resonance structures can be drawn for Molecule B; draw the three mostcontributing structures in the boxes below (no curved arrows needed). Of the 3 structures below,CIRCLE the most contributing resonance structure.Resonance structure 1Resonance structure 2Resonance structure 32)

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a) Circle the terms that correctly describe Molecule A. NH contains ester contains amide contains ketone has enantiomer has diasteromer achiral chiral meso Molecule A b) What is the molecular formula of Molecule A? |Later on in this course we are going to learn about acid/base mechanisms; one example is the formation of anionic Molecule B shown below. OH NH NH + H20 Molecule A Molecule B At least three other resonance structures can be drawn for Molecule B; draw the three most contributing structures in the boxes below (no curved arrows needed). Of the 3 structures below, CIRCLE the most contributing resonance structure. Resonance structure 1 Resonance structure 2 Resonance structure 3

a) Circle the terms that correctly describe Molecule A. NH contains ester contains amide contains ketone has enantiomer has diasteromer achiral chiral meso Molecule A b) What is the molecular formula of Molecule A? |Later on in this course we are going to learn about acid/base mechanisms; one example is the formation of anionic Molecule B shown below. OH NH NH + H20 Molecule A Molecule B At least three other resonance structures can be drawn for Molecule B; draw the three most contributing structures in the boxes below (no curved arrows needed). Of the 3 structures below, CIRCLE the most contributing resonance structure. Resonance structure 1 Resonance structure 2 Resonance structure 3

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Publisher:Steven S. Zumdahl, Susan A. Zumdahl, Donald J. DeCoste

Chapter1: Chemical Foundations

Section: Chapter Questions

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