### Resonance Structures and Arrow Notation#### Task 1:- **Instruction:** Draw curved arrows to show the conversion of resonance structure A to structure B.- **Tools Provided:** - **Select** - **Draw** - **Rings** - **More** - **Erase**#### Task 2:- **Instruction:** Draw resonance structure B and draw curved arrows to show conversion to structure C.- **Tools Provided:** - **Select** - **Draw** - **Rings** - **More** - **Erase**These tasks involve the use of drawing tools to represent electron movement between resonance structures using curved arrows. The options include selection, drawing functionalities, addition of rings (likely for benzene or cyclic structures), and more advanced drawing tools. The erase function helps manage any mistakes in the drawing process. The image presents a chemistry exercise involving resonance structures. **Task Overview:**(a) Two resonance structures (B and C) need to be drawn for a given cation (structure A). The instructions specify shifting only one electron pair in each step, moving only one double bond, and ensuring each structure includes only one positive charge.The diagram shows:- **Resonance structure A:** A benzene ring attached to a cyclohexene ring with a positive charge on the carbon adjacent to the double bond.- **Resonance structure B and C:** These are to be derived by shifting double bonds, forming alternative stable structures.(b) The second part involves using curved-arrow notation to depict the electron movement from structure A to structure B, and then from structure B to structure C.**Interactive Sections:**1. **Conversion from structure A to B:** - Use the tool to draw curved arrows indicating the electron pair movement for the transformation.2. **Conversion from structure B to C:** - Similarly, draw arrows to show electron movement from structure B to structure C.Interactive buttons include "Select," "Draw," "Rings," "More," and "Erase," allowing for manipulation of the structures and diagrams as required.

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### Resonance Structures and Arrow Notation

#### Task 1:
- **Instruction:** Draw curved arrows to show the conversion of resonance structure A to structure B.
- **Tools Provided:**
- **Select**
- **Draw**
- **Rings**
- **More**
- **Erase**

#### Task 2:
- **Instruction:** Draw resonance structure B and draw curved arrows to show conversion to structure C.
- **Tools Provided:**
- **Select**
- **Draw**
- **Rings**
- **More**
- **Erase**

These tasks involve the use of drawing tools to represent electron movement between resonance structures using curved arrows. The options include selection, drawing functionalities, addition of rings (likely for benzene or cyclic structures), and more advanced drawing tools. The erase function helps manage any mistakes in the drawing process.

The image presents a chemistry exercise involving resonance structures.

**Task Overview:**

(a) Two resonance structures (B and C) need to be drawn for a given cation (structure A). The instructions specify shifting only one electron pair in each step, moving only one double bond, and ensuring each structure includes only one positive charge.

The diagram shows:

- **Resonance structure A:** A benzene ring attached to a cyclohexene ring with a positive charge on the carbon adjacent to the double bond.

- **Resonance structure B and C:** These are to be derived by shifting double bonds, forming alternative stable structures.

(b) The second part involves using curved-arrow notation to depict the electron movement from structure A to structure B, and then from structure B to structure C.

**Interactive Sections:**

1. **Conversion from structure A to B:**
- Use the tool to draw curved arrows indicating the electron pair movement for the transformation.

2. **Conversion from structure B to C:**
- Similarly, draw arrows to show electron movement from structure B to structure C.

Interactive buttons include "Select," "Draw," "Rings," "More," and "Erase," allowing for manipulation of the structures and diagrams as required.

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