$CH_2=CH-CH=CH-NH_3^+$ $(I)$
$^+CH_2-CH=CH-CH=NH_3^+$ $(II)$
$^+CH_2-CH=CH-CH=NH_3$ $(III)$
Which of these structures is not a valid canonical structure?
$^+CH_2-CH=CH-CH=NH_3^+$ $(II)$
$^+CH_2-CH=CH-CH=NH_3$ $(III)$
Which of these structures is not a valid canonical structure?
- A$I$
- B$II$
- C$III$
- Dnone of these
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