4. The solution of the HMOs for the allyl cation gives the following in order ofincreasing electronic energy:H₂C+CH2¥₁ = (1/2) 1 + [1/(SQRT 2)] 2 + (1/2) 03¥2 = [1/(SQRT 2)] 1 - [1/(SQRT 2)] $3=-Y3 (1/2) 01 [1/(SQRT 2)] 2 + (1/2) 03Given these solutions, draw the three MOs with the correct phases and relativesizes. (10 points)

4.The size of the dot represents the magnitude of the orbital coefficient and the color represents…

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