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Predict the electron configurations of a)allyl radical b) the cyclobutadiene cation. Estimate the pi electron binding...

Predict the electron configurations of a)allyl radical b) the cyclobutadiene cation. Estimate the pi electron binding energy, dek=localization energy, and pi bond formation energy in each case.

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