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what is an insignificant resonance structure in organic chemistry? Can anyone give examples. My professor said...

what is an insignificant resonance structure in organic chemistry? Can anyone give examples. My professor said never to include insignificant structures or we will get marked down, but how do i know the difference between if it is minor or insignificant

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Insignificant resonance structures (less stable) are those with the highest charges and highest energy....  

But significant resonance structures(more stable) are those with the leaset chargers and least energy...

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If resonance structure with highest charges then it is minor or insignificant.... If resonance structure with least charges are major or significant...

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