Illustrate resonance structures, Chemistry

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Illustrate resonance structures that define the electronic structure of benzene.

Illustrate the structures of all conceivable disubstituted benzene isomers bearing two identical substituents (C6H4R2).



An alternative benzene structure was proposed by Staedeler. Nowadays it is known as the Dewar benzene structure:

 

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