Organic Chem - Resonance Structures #2

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The discussion focuses on solving a resonance structure problem in organic chemistry. The user initially struggles with moving a double bond without violating the octet rule. After some consideration, they realize that shifting all double bonds over one position is the correct approach. This solution effectively addresses the resonance structure while adhering to the octet rule. The conversation highlights the importance of understanding resonance in organic chemistry.
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[SOLVED] Organic Chem - Resonance Structures #2

Homework Statement



Trying to figure out this resonance structure...Draw the lowest energy alternative..

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The Attempt at a Solution



ive been trying to move the upper double bond to the right, but i keep breaking the octet rule...can anyone help?
 
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nvm...figured this out too...not sure why I didnt try this sooner...just move all the double bonds over one...
 
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