Which anion do you expect to be the most stable? be sure to consider the effects of resonance delocalization. hints?

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Chase Berg

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31 March, 15:25

Which anion do you expect to be the most stable? be sure to consider the effects of resonance delocalization. hints?

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Kenley Barajas · Answer 1

The anion that would be expected to be most stable than of others is the iodine. It is because base on its electronegativity, it has the least electronegativity property compared of other anions and when there is less electronegativity, it is considered to be the most stable.