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Replied on Lesson: General Chemistry Review for Organic Chemistry 1
27 Aug 11:38
Stephanie Cervino When the entire molecule's overall net charge is 0, which it is in this case, then it is preferred to have formal charges of 0 for each atom. Does that make sense?