35 Consider the two resonance forms of an enolate, and the curved arrow notationshowing movement of electrons. Predict the approximate contribution of eachresonance structure to the overall resonance hybrid as a ratio of I:ll.A) 75:25:0:B) 50:50CH2RCH2C) 25:75II

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Consider the two resonance forms of an enolate, and the curved arrow notation showing movement of electrons. Predict the approximate contribution of each resonance structure to the overall resonance hybrid as a ratio of I:lI. A) 75:25 B) 50:50 CH2 CH2 C) 25:75