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Resonance refers to the representation of the electronic structure of a molecular entity in terms of contributing structures. The tag should be applied to any question that concern resonance structures or resonance energy. This tag should not be applied to questions about aromatic compounds (use the [aromatic-compounds] tag instead)
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Is NH2 electron donating or electron withdrawing? [closed]
Can anyone explain why NH2 shows -I in inductive effect and +R in resonance effect? … I mean NH2 is ready to take electrons in inductive effect (with its electronegativity) but in the resonance effect, it is ready to donate electrons(with its lone pair) then how are there 2 different type …
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