B. For the two bonds indicated, give the products of homolytic bond dissociation and show the curved arrow pushing that describes bond dissociation. Give a single energy diagram showing homolytic dissociation of these two bonds on the same diagram, indicate which diagram refers to which bond cleavage, indicate the bond dissociation energies on the diagram and briefly explain which would be larger. Hc Ha Hb

B. For the two bonds indicated, give the products of homolytic bond dissociation and show the curved arrow pushing that describes bond dissociation. Give a single energy diagram showing homolytic dissociation of these two bonds on the same diagram, indicate which diagram refers to which bond cleavage, indicate the bond dissociation energies on the diagram and briefly explain which would be larger. Hc Ha Hb

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