Question 3.a) Using an arrow, show the formation of the radical product that will result fromthe reaction of chlorine radical (CI-) with each of the following substrates (you mayneed to fill in hydrogen atoms and lone pairs as needed):Least stable+• CI• Cl+• Cl-0-0+=0+• Cl+⚫ Cl+• Clb) Rank all resulting carbon radicals based on their stability from the least stableto the most stable:Most stable

(a) The formation of the radical product is shown. Free radicals are generated by the homolytic…

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