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Rainbow [258]
2 years ago
6

Draw the 2 resonance structures of Malachite Green, and indicate which one is the equivalent contributor, and which one is the m

inor contributor.
Chemistry
1 answer:
Yuri [45]2 years ago
7 0

The two structures at the right of the image are the greatest contributors to the resonance structure of malachite green.

<h3>What is resonance structure?</h3>

In some cases, one single structure is insufficient to explain the properties of a substance. Now, we know that in such cases we have to invoke more than one structure in order to efficiently discuss the chemistry of the compounds in question.

In this case, we can see from the image that the three structures of malachite green are all resonance structures. However, the two structures at the right hand side are the greatest contributors because they are more conjugated. Hence, the two structures at the right of the image are the greatest contributors to the resonance structure of malachite green.

Learn more about resonance structure:brainly.com/question/23287285

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