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    This document is a resonance exam preparation pack that contains multiple sections with practice problems related to resonance theory in organic chemistry. It includes sections on identifying resonance forms, determining important resonance contributors, drawing curved arrows to show resonance, drawing single resonance structures, and drawing all reasonable resonance structures for various compounds. The pack provides links to answer keys for each problem.

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    This document is a resonance exam preparation pack that contains multiple sections with practice problems related to resonance theory in organic chemistry. It includes sections on identifying resonance forms, determining important resonance contributors, drawing curved arrows to show resonance, drawing single resonance structures, and drawing all reasonable resonance structures for various compounds. The pack provides links to answer keys for each problem.

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    This document is a resonance exam preparation pack that contains multiple sections with practice problems related to resonance theory in organic chemistry. It includes sections on identifying resonance forms, determining important resonance contributors, drawing curved arrows to show resonance, drawing single resonance structures, and drawing all reasonable resonance structures for various compounds. The pack provides links to answer keys for each problem.

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    Resonance Exam Preparation Pack

    Section A: Identifying Proper Resonance Forms Link to answer


    http://bit.ly/Res-MOC-1
    A-1 Which of these molecules is NOT a resonance form of

    A-2 Which of these represents a pair of resonance forms? http://bit.ly/Res-MOC-2

    Resonance Problem Set 1 https://www.masterorganicchemistry.com


    A-3 Which of these represents a pair of resonance forms?

    http://bit.ly/Res-MOC-3

    Section B: Identifying Important Resonance Forms

    B-1 Which resonance form is more important?

    http://bit.ly/Res-MOC-4

    B-2 Which resonance form contributes the most to the resonance hybrid of

    http://bit.ly/Res-MOC-5

    Resonance Problem Set 2 https://www.masterorganicchemistry.com


    B-3 Which resonance form contributes http://bit.ly/Res-MOC-6
    the most to the resonance hybrid of

    Section C: Drawing Curved Arrows

    C-1 Draw in the curved arrows to convert left-hand resonance


    forms to the right-hand resonance form. http://bit.ly/Res-MOC-7

    Resonance Problem Set 3 https://www.masterorganicchemistry.com


    C-2 Draw in the curved arrows to convert the left-hand structures to
    the right-hand structures.
    http://bit.ly/Res-MOC-8

    Section D: Draw One Resonance Form For The Molecule


    D-1 Draw a more important contributing structure for each of these
    two examples. Use curved arrows and show formal charges.
    http://bit.ly/Res-MOC-9

    D-2 a) Draw a reasonable resonance structure for this molecule:


    http://bit.ly/Res-MOC-10

    b) Which is more favorable? Why?

    c) Draw the resonance hybrid of this molecule (use partial


    bonds and partial charges as required)

    Resonance Problem Set 4 https://www.masterorganicchemistry.com


    D-3 Draw a single REASONABLE resonance structure of these
    species. Use curved arrows. Show lone pairs and formal charges.

    http://bit.ly/Res-MOC-11

    Section E: Draw all resonance forms for a molecule, or all


    “reasonable” resonance forms.
    E-1 Create two reasonable resonance drawings for this molecule:
    http://bit.ly/Res-MOC-12

    Of the three resonance forms, which is


    the least important (“stable”)?

    E-2 Draw two resonance structures and use curved arrow notation to
    show how they can be interconverted
    http://bit.ly/Res-MOC-13

    Resonance Problem Set 5 https://www.masterorganicchemistry.com


    E-3 Draw two resonance structures and use curved arrow notation to
    show how they can be interconverted http://bit.ly/Res-MOC-14

    E-4 Draw two other contributing structures for this species


    http://bit.ly/Res-MOC-15

    Which one is most important, and why?

    E-5 Draw the next two most important resonance forms http://bit.ly/Res-MOC-16
    of each molecule. Indicate formal charges.

    Resonance Problem Set 6 https://www.masterorganicchemistry.com


    E-6 Provide three additional reasonable resonance http://bit.ly/Res-MOC-17
    structures for each of the following compounds.

    Resonance Problem Set 7 https://www.masterorganicchemistry.com


    E-7 Draw all other reasonable resonance
    http://bit.ly/Res-MOC-18
    structures (if any)

    Resonance Problem Set 8 https://www.masterorganicchemistry.com


    E-8 Draw all other reasonable resonance http://bit.ly/Res-MOC-19
    structures for these molecules.

    E-9 Draw the important resonance forms of this molecule:


    http://bit.ly/Res-MOC-20

    Resonance Problem Set 9 https://www.masterorganicchemistry.com


    E-10 Draw important resonance forms of: http://bit.ly/Res-MOC-21

    E-11 Draw all other reasonable resonance structures. http://bit.ly/Res-MOC-22

    Resonance Problem Set 10 https://www.masterorganicchemistry.com


    Section F - Draw Resonance Forms And Structure http://bit.ly/Res-MOC-23
    F-1 Draw the two most important contributing
    structures for nitromethane CH3NO2 which has N
    bonded to C and no bonds between oxygens.

    F-2 Draw both resonance forms of diazomethane [CH2N2].


    Show lone pairs and any formal charge. http://bit.ly/Res-MOC-24

    F-3 Draw the most important resonance forms of CH3NCHO


    [hint: not cyclic] http://bit.ly/Res-MOC-25

    Section G - Which Carbon Bears Partial Charge?

    G-1 Which carbons bear partial negative http://bit.ly/Res-MOC-26


    charge? Justify with resonance structures.

    Resonance Problem Set 11 https://www.masterorganicchemistry.com


    G-2 Which carbons bear partial positive charge? http://bit.ly/Res-MOC-27
    Justify with resonance structures.

    Section H - Draw Radical Resonance Forms


    H-1 Show interconversion between these resonance http://bit.ly/Res-MOC-28
    forms using curved arrow notation. Which is more
    important?

    Resonance Problem Set 12 https://www.masterorganicchemistry.com


    H-2 Draw all resonance forms for this molecule http://bit.ly/Res-MOC-29
    and indicate which is the most important.

    H-3 Draw all resonance structures for the compound below.


    http://bit.ly/Res-MOC-30

    Resonance Problem Set 13 https://www.masterorganicchemistry.com

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