(b) Consider the following molecular structure : CH, H,CH,C-C-x By using suitable arrows, show how the movement of electrons in the C-X bond in the compound below are distributed in the bond cleavage to form : i. free radical ii. carbocation iii. carbanion

(b) Consider the following molecular structure : CH, H,CH,C-C-x By using suitable arrows, show how the movement of electrons in the C-X bond in the compound below are distributed in the bond cleavage to form : i. free radical ii. carbocation iii. carbanion

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(b) Consider the following molecular structure :
CH,
H,CH,C-C-X
ČH,
By using suitable arrows, show how the movement of electrons in the C-X
bond in the compound below are distributed in the bond cleavage to form :
i. free radical
ii. carbocation
ii. carbanion

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