Which choice represents a pair of resonance structures? Note that lone pairs have been omitted for clarity. A. N≡C−Br and C≡N−Br B. N≡C− and N≡C−H C. H−H and Br−Br D. N=N=O and N≡N−O

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Which choice represents a pair of resonance structures? Note that lone pairs have been omitted for clarity. A. N≡C−Br and C≡N−Br B. N≡C− and N≡C−H C. H−H and Br−Br D. N=N=O and N≡N−O

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Answer 1 · 2017-06-24T04:25:02

#"Only option D"#

Explanation:

Resonance isomers differ by bond order, not by connectivity or composition.......

For #D.# we gots #""^(-)N=stackrel(+)N=O# versus #N-=stackrel(+)N-O^(-)#; these are both neutral resonance isomers......in which atom connectivity is the same.

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Which choice represents a pair of resonance structures? Note that lone pairs have been omitted for clarity. A. N≡C−Br and C≡N−Br B. N≡C− and N≡C−H C. H−H and Br−Br D. N=N=O and N≡N−O

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