Please select ALL plausible Lewis Dot structures which are theoretically possible.Note: This question has multiple correct answers. An extra H atom can be a part ofthe correct answer.Hint: Calculate the Formal Charge and check if any of the structures contradict it.H3C-OHABCH3C-Ö:0H3C-ÖH3C-O→(anion-radical)DEFH3C-O.H3C-O:H3C-00(radical)GH3C-Ö:ⓇA☐ B☐ C☐ DEFGH1H3C-OHH3C-O→(cation-radical)80escF1F2F3F4 aF5

all of the above except B, these structures are all possible because they satisfy the octet rule for…

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