These are the resonance structures of pyridine. Why are the electrons given to the nitrogen in the first move and not to the b bond or the adjacent carbon as a lone pair? How do I know where the first move will be and how many moves I will make (1 or 2) in such cases where I have circular structures? 5 :N - S Ć :Z:

These are the resonance structures of pyridine. Why are the electrons given to the nitrogen in the first move and not to the b bond or the adjacent carbon as a lone pair? How do I know where the first move will be and how many moves I will make (1 or 2) in such cases where I have circular structures? 5 :N - S Ć :Z:

Chemistry

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Author:Steven S. Zumdahl, Susan A. Zumdahl, Donald J. DeCoste

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Chapter1: Chemical Foundations

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