Organic Chemistry Question
 

This one has me totally vexed. Any help you could offer on where to put the arrows would be greatly appreciated.

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It looks like it's already done. I'm not sure if I should approach it as conjugated pi bonds or not.

aliens bro

What if you start with the lone pair on nitrogen?

Doesn't the first resonance arrow suggest that you are moving the pi bond in the upper right hand of the benzene ring to the C-N bond, and won't that gobble up that lone pair?

So you came here for help? LMAO

I know. I've got another class in about 20 minutes and I figured I'd let a resident genious or two figure it out. It's the only problem left on the HW that is due at 11 tonight and I've been staring at the mother****er for 45 minutes. It's driving me ****ing crazy.

Restate my assumptions.







One: Mathematics

is the language of nature.







Two: Everything around us

can be represented and

understood through numbers.







Three: If you graph the numbers

of any system, patterns emerge.







Therefore, there are patterns

everywhere in nature.

Dude it's been 35 years since my organic chemistry but that looks like the solution to me.

Jennifer Lawrence

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sorry, been a bit too long since I got through organic. it looks done to me as well from memory, but... alas, life.

I cann tell u that my curve is also already there, ever since looking at that other thread with the porno burgers