Which cation/anion/radical in each of the following pairs is more stable. (question comes from a lecture worksheet; would like an explanation for the answers and concept) (a)CH3-CH2-CH–CH=CH2CH3-CH-CH2-CH=CH2IIor(b)CH3-CH2-CH-SCH,-CH-CH,-s-CH,CH3orIICH3CH3-CCH,-CH2-CH,-CH,-CH2-CH2(с)-ċ-CH,-CH3orI3 structure1° structurePis more stable than 3°(d)CH;-CH,-CH=c-CH,CH3-CH,-CH=CH-orI-CH2(е)-CH, orICH3CH3CH3-CCH CH3CH3-C-CH -CH3orII

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Which cation/anion/radical in each of the following pairs is more stable. (question comes from a lecture worksheet; would like an explanation for the answers and concept)

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