MCQ
Resonating structures have different
- AAtomic arrangements
- ✓Electronic arrangements
- CFunctional groups
- DAlkyl groups
✓
Answer
Correct option: B.
Electronic arrangements
b
Structure having identical position of nuclei and same number of paired and unpaired electrons is known as resonating structure.
Structure having identical position of nuclei and same number of paired and unpaired electrons is known as resonating structure.
So, they have identical arrangement of atoms and different arrangement of electrons.
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