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Draw all contributing resonance structures for the molecule shown below. Circle the
major resonance contributor.

3.) OCH 3
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Transcribed Image Text:3.) OCH 3
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Step 1: Resonance concept

Resonance refers to the concept used to describe the bonding in molecules or ions when multiple Lewis structures can be drawn to represent the electron distribution. These resonance structures are necessary to accurately depict the actual electron distribution in certain molecules, particularly those with delocalized electrons.

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