Why does the molecule NO2+ have the arrangement ONO+rather than NOO+? For each arrangement draw all possiblevalid Lewis and resonance structures (there should be six total,three for each arrangement, each of which has complete octetson all atoms) and include formal charges. Explain your results.

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Why does the molecule NO2+ have the arrangement ONO+
rather than NOO+? For each arrangement draw all possible
valid Lewis and resonance structures (there should be six total,
three for each arrangement, each of which has complete octets
on all atoms) and include formal charges. Explain your results.

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