The correct order for decreasing stability of the following free radicals is CH 33-C 6 H 5- H 2I II- CH 2- CHCHCH 3 CH 2- CHC CH 32- III IV -A- II - III - IV - IB- II - IV - III - IC- I - II - III - IVD- III - IV - II - I

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The correct order for decreasing stability of the following free radicals is

II>IV>III>I

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I>II>III>IV

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III>IV>II>I

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II>III>IV>I

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