Q2) Draw the MULTIPLE resonance forms for the following AND show the movement of the electrons using arrows: Q3) Draw all the resonance forms for the following neutral and charged molecules: Q4) For each of the following, there is an error with the way the arrows are drawn. Draw the resulting structure AND Briefly explain why there is a problem. Q5) On the following molecule, determine which pairs of electrons are localized on one atom and which ones are delocalized. Briefly state how can you tell? New Terms: Nucleophilic center (nucleophile) is an electron-rich atom that is capable of donating a pair of electrons to another atom. They like to react with atoms that either have a Positive charge or a partially positive charge (+). They typically have either a Negative formal charge or a partially negative charge () OR are a multiple bond (area of build-up of electron density). Q6) Identify the atom(s) in the following molecule that are nucleophilic centers. Electrophilic center (electrophile) is an electron-poor atom that is capable of accepting a pair of electrons from another atom. They like to react with atoms that have lots of electrons that they want to share (either Negative charges, partially negative charges, or multiple bonds). They typically have either a Positive formal charge or a partially positive charge (+). Q7) Identify the atom(s) in the following molecules that are electrophilic centers. (Hint: You might have to consider resonance structures sometimes) forms for the following AND show the movement of the electrons using Q1) Draw the SINGLE resonance forms for the arrows