Lesson: Conjugation and Resonance Structures Glencoe • Chemistry • Matter & Change • Basic Chemistry • Sixth Edition • Chemistry • The Molecular Nature of Matter and Change • Eighth Edition • Chemistry 13e • AP Edition • Modern Chemistry • Glencoe Science • Chemistry • Matter and Change

Chemistry

In this lesson, we will learn how to represent resonance and conjugation and describe the effects of electron delocalization on charges and bond orders.

Worksheet

Q1:

Which of the following species has the greatest number of resonance structures?

Q2:

Hydrogen sulfide is produced from metallic zinc in two reaction steps.

Write a balanced molecular equation for the first step, a reduction–oxidation reaction.

Write a balanced molecular equation for the second step, an acid–base reaction.

Q3:

In which of the following species are the electrons not delocalized?

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