Present in nitrate, carbonate and benzene molecules, for 10 points, name this type of structure in which the length of carbon-carbon bonds is in between single and double.
"Mesomerism" is also used to describe this phenomenon. Delocalized electrons are responsible for the visual depiction of this concept by multiple Lewis diagrams inside square brackets, and this concept causes the non-integer bond order found in (*) aromatic molecules. Present in nitrate, carbonate and benzene molecules, for 10 points, name this type of structure in which the length of carbon-carbon bonds is in between single and double.
"Mesomerism" is also used to describe this phenomenon. Delocalized electrons are responsible for the visual depiction of this concept by multiple Lewis diagrams inside square brackets, and this concept causes the non-integer bond order found in (*) aromatic molecules.
resonance