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Chapter 10.1, Problem 1LTS
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All the resonance structures of the following radical need to be drawn:
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When the bonding cannot be represented by a single Lewis formula, resonance is a means to describe delocalized electrons inside specific molecules or polyatomic ions. With such delocalized electrons, a molecule or ion can be represented by a number of resonance structures.
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