Part 2 - Answer the following questions about compound 2FCI'N'Compound 2(a) Draw all RESONANCE FORMS of this structure that contain a single formal charge, and connect themtogether with the correct curved arrows: (b) Circle below what best describes the largest impact of the chlorine atom on the stability of thepositive charge.Stabilization by resonanceDestabilization by resonanceStabilization by InductionDestabilization by Induction(c) Circle below what best describes the largest impact of the fluorine atom on the stability of thepositive charge.Stabilization by resonanceStabilization by InductionDestabilization by resonanceDestabilization by Induction

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