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Carbonyl B has lower wave number than carbonyl A

For the molecule below, choose the carbonyl (A vs. B) that has the lower wavenumber (i.e. the smaller number). has the lower Carbonyl wavenumber Explain why this carbonyl has the lower wavenumber in your own words. Make sure you use a resonance structure (yes, draw it!) to explain your answer!

For the molecule below, choose the carbonyl (A vs. B) that has the lower wavenumber (i.e. the smaller number). has the lower Carbonyl wavenumber Explain why this carbonyl has the lower wavenumber in your own words. Make sure you use a resonance structure (yes, draw it!) to explain your answer!

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