What is the correct order of stability for the following radical intermediates a

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What is the correct order of stability for the following radical intermediates and how can you tell? ( more to less stable)

at is the correct order of stability for the following radical intermediates (more to less stable) 2. 3. A. 1>2>3 B. 2>13 C. 3>2>1 D. 2>3>1 E. 3>1>2 2. Which of the following is true regarding the halogenations of alkanes? A. bromination is more selective than chlorination B. the reactions proceed via radical intermediates C. it is a useful process for use with all the halogens D. the reactions proceed via chain reactions E. B, C, and D G. A, C, and D H. A, B, and D J. A, B, and C

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Answer:B

more alkyl substitued alkyl free radical is more stable.

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