T1C2: Draw multiple, valid resonance structures for line-angle structures using curved arrow notation and rank drawn resonancestructures in order of their energy, stability, and contribution to the overall electronic nature of the structure.Fill in the data table with regard to the resonance structures given. Be sure to show all your important work for credit on this problem.Structure-DataRedraw OriginalStructure and Add LonePairsRedraw OriginalStructure with LonePairs and Add CurvedArrows to Neutralize asMany Formal Chargesas PossibleDraw ResonancStructure That FollowsFrom Curved ArrowsDrawn Above...Which ResonanceStructure is LowerEnergy (Original orYours)? Why?HOOOOOOHCH3O✪OHⒸOHHO

•Here a structure of compound is given with charges of positive and negative present on atoms.…

Structure- Data! Redraw Original Structure and Add Lone Pairs Redraw Original Structure with Lone Pairs and Add Curved Arrows to Neutralize as Many Formal Charges as Possible Draw Resonance Structure That Follows From Curved Arrows Drawn Above Which Resonance Structure is Lower Energy (Original or Yours)? Why? НО. 00 OH CH3 OH OH

Structure- Data! Redraw Original Structure and Add Lone Pairs Redraw Original Structure with Lone Pairs and Add Curved Arrows to Neutralize as Many Formal Charges as Possible Draw Resonance Structure That Follows From Curved Arrows Drawn Above Which Resonance Structure is Lower Energy (Original or Yours)? Why? НО. 00 OH CH3 OH OH

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Chapter1: Chemical Foundations

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