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Giselle Riggs
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10 March, 02:16
How do resonance structures and isomers differ?
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Kelvin Meadows
10 March, 02:31
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They differ only in that a pair of π electrons has moved onto the oxygen atom. Only the electrons move, not the atoms. The molecule is a resonancehybrid of the two structures. Dimethyl ether and ethanol are isomers.
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