Tryptamine is an aromatic compound. In its structure below, highlight the atom with the lone pair in red if the lone pair occupies a p orbital, blue if it occupies an sp² orbital, or green if it occupies an sp³ orbital. 2 3 H X NH₂
Tryptamine is an aromatic compound. In its structure below, highlight the atom with the lone pair in red if the lone pair occupies a p orbital, blue if it occupies an sp² orbital, or green if it occupies an sp³ orbital. 2 3 H X NH₂
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Problem 9PS: Show all possible resonance structures for each of the following molecules: (a) sulfur dioxide SO2...
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