Consider the hypothetical molecule abcd. four structures can be drawn for this molecule with the following formal charges.
structure one: a and b have formal charges of +1, whereas c and d have formal charges of -1.
structure two: a and b have formal charges of +2, whereas c and d have formal charges of -2.
structure three: all four atoms have formal charges of zero.
structure four: a and b each have a formal charge of 0, whereas c and d have formal charges of +1 and -1, respectively.
which is the best lewis structure for molecule abcd?
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