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saccharin resonance stabilization
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March 10, 2006, 02:24:32 PM »
Is the below pictrue the correct resonance structure of saccharin? Thanks in advance!
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There are other resonance structures you can draw which delocalize the lone pair to the oxygens connected to the sulfur and to the aromatic ring.
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hm i dont see how the structure would look if it was delocalized to the aromatic ring...
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