4. Let's compare the AE (kJ/mol) of the formation of cation A to cation B and cation C. Draw a reaction coordinate diagram that orders these 3 products (and their respective starting materials) with respect to one another.

4. Let's compare the AE (kJ/mol) of the formation of cation A to cation B and cation C. Draw a reaction coordinate diagram that orders these 3 products (and their respective starting materials) with respect to one another.

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diagram that orders these 3 products (and their respective starting materials) with respect to one another.
5. Explain the order of stability of the carbocation intermediates
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