give-all-the-possible-resonance-structures-some-will-not-obey-the-octet-rule-for-1

Question

Give all the possible resonance structures (some will not obey the octet rule) for N₂O₄ (O₂NNO₂). Show the curve arrows to represent the conversion of one structure to another.

Accepted Answer

Multiple resonance structures for N2O4 showing electron movement with curved arrows.

Answer

Resonance structures for N2O4 with curved arrows indicating electron movement.

Answer

Additional resonance structures for N2O4 with curved arrows illustrating electron shifts.

Answer

Final resonance structures for N2O4, including curved arrows and a water molecule.

Give all the possible resonance structures (some will not obey the octet rule) for N2O4 (O2NNO2). Show the curve arrows to represent the conversion of one structure to another.

Give all the possible resonance structures (some will not obey the octet rule) for N₂O₄ (O₂NNO₂). Show the curve arrows to represent the conversion of one structure to another.