Can you check if this is right? I’m not sure if I label the minor and major correctly. Also, is the pi-orbital and pi-electrons correct? carbonyl onygencarbonyl carbenCyclohex-2-en-1-one2)* of atoms involved in conjugatedpi-systom? I (circle)MasormjnordB unsatureted Letore*of pi-etecetrons ere presendin He consugaredd pi-system? *(nove double bond3:03) Draw resonance Structue of Gyclohex -2-en-2-0re.minorThen label Hle mador and minor resonaneeStrutre

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carbonyl oygen carbonyl carbon cyclohex-2-en-1-one 2) * of atoms involved in consugared pi-systom? Mఎo (circle) d,B unsatreted Lctore of pi-etectrons-are present (nove double bond He consuguted pi-system? 3:0 3) Draw resonance structue of gclohex-2-en-2-0ne, minor Then label He mador and minor resonanee Struture

carbonyl oygen carbonyl carbon cyclohex-2-en-1-one 2) * of atoms involved in consugared pi-systom? Mఎo (circle) d,B unsatreted Lctore of pi-etectrons-are present (nove double bond He consuguted pi-system? 3:0 3) Draw resonance structue of gclohex-2-en-2-0ne, minor Then label He mador and minor resonanee Struture

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Chapter4: Organic Compounds: Cycloalkanes And Their Stereochemistry

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