not use ai please don't 4. Each of the following intermediates results from a homolytic C-H bond cleavage. Show the relative energies (activation energy) of that bond-breaking step for each intermediate using an energy diagram. Assume the reactant in all cases are at the same energy for each bond-breakingstep. [Hint: Check out the energy diagrams in Section 10.5.]H HH5. Provide resonance structures for the radicals below:a.b.

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