Draw arrows and all major and minor resonance contributors for the following molecules. Do not include any contributors that would make a negligible contribution to the actual molecule (Translation: do not draw contributors that have fewer than 8 electrons around each non-hydrogen atom unless the initial contributor has a carbocation). Label contributors as major and minor (and in some cases, "minorest"), or write "contribute equally."

Draw arrows and all major and minor resonance contributors for the following molecules. Do not include any contributors that would make a negligible contribution to the actual molecule (Translation: do not draw contributors that have fewer than 8 electrons around each non-hydrogen atom unless the initial contributor has a carbocation). Label contributors as major and minor (and in some cases, "minorest"), or write "contribute equally."

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Chapter1: Chemical Foundations

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