**Question 8**Consider the following structures I-IV. Which two species represent resonance structures?![Chemical Structures](not visible in transcription)Structures represented:- **I:** Oxygen with a negative charge, a carbon-nitrogen single bond, and a nitrogen atom with a positive charge bonded to a hydrogen atom.- **II:** Oxygen with a negative charge, a carbon-nitrogen double bond, and a nitrogen atom with a positive charge and one hydrogen atom.- **III:** Nitrogen with a lone pair, a carbon-nitrogen double bond, and oxygen with a negative charge.- **IV:** Oxygen with a lone pair, a carbon-nitrogen double bond, and nitrogen with a lone pair.**Multiple Choice Options:**- I and II- I and III- I and IV- II and IVSelect the pair that represents resonance structures.

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