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Use resonance forms to show that the dipolar sigma complex

Chapter 11, Problem 4P

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Problem 4P

Use resonance forms to show that the dipolar sigma complex shown in the sulfonation of benzene has its positive charge delocalized over three carbon atoms and its negative charge delocalized over three oxygen atoms.

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QUESTION:

Problem 4P

Use resonance forms to show that the dipolar sigma complex shown in the sulfonation of benzene has its positive charge delocalized over three carbon atoms and its negative charge delocalized over three oxygen atoms.

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Solution:

Here we have to show the resonance structure of delocalization of+ve and -ve charge on  sulfonation of benzene

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Resonance structure of delocalization of +ve charge on benzenesulfonic acid (benzene ring):-

Her the +ve charge is delocalized on the benzene ring . In all the resonance structures the +ve charge is delocalized on the 2o carbon atom.

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