Statement 1: Compound1 is more stable since it has lowertorsion al energy  Statement 2: It is why its lineargeometry resists the rotation of atoms in its structure

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Statement 1: Compound1 is more stable since it has lowertorsion al energy 

Statement 2: It is why its lineargeometry resists the rotation of atoms in its structure

H
H
Compound 1
(H
Compound 2
Transcribed Image Text:H H Compound 1 (H Compound 2
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