Choose the correct answer:- 1. Homolytic fission of C-C bond leads to the formation of: a) Free radical b) Carbonium ions c) Carbanions 2. The least stable carbanion is : C.H.CH b) (CH₂) (c) CCL, 3. Which of the following statement is correct regarding nucleophiles? a) They have an over-all positive charge. b) They have a lon-par of electrons. c) They have an unpaired electron. d) They have empty orbitals. 4. Which of the following is true about resonance forms? Time: Ihr a) Form ionic bond. b) Push electrons away from it. c) Attract electrons to itself. d) Be a strong base. d) None of theses d) C-H₂ (a) They are not always equivalent. b) They differ only in the position of electrons. c) Together they represent a move stable species than any of them individually. d) All of the above. 5. The electronagativing of an atom refers to its ability to

Choose the correct answer:- 1. Homolytic fission of C-C bond leads to the formation of: a) Free radical b) Carbonium ions c) Carbanions 2. The least stable carbanion is : C.H.CH b) (CH₂) (c) CCL, 3. Which of the following statement is correct regarding nucleophiles? a) They have an over-all positive charge. b) They have a lon-par of electrons. c) They have an unpaired electron. d) They have empty orbitals. 4. Which of the following is true about resonance forms? Time: Ihr a) Form ionic bond. b) Push electrons away from it. c) Attract electrons to itself. d) Be a strong base. d) None of theses d) C-H₂ (a) They are not always equivalent. b) They differ only in the position of electrons. c) Together they represent a move stable species than any of them individually. d) All of the above. 5. The electronagativing of an atom refers to its ability to

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