State the structure for methyl orange in acid solution

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The structure for methyl orange in acid solution is not as simple as protonation of the amine nitrogen. In fact, protonation of one of the azo nitrogens occurs resulting in a new, conjugated system. Which azo nitrogen is protonated and what is the structure of the resulting species?

Reference no: EM13171940

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