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The Reaction Below Shows Two Isomers of Benzene, a Compound

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The reaction below shows two isomers of benzene, a compound with the formula C6H6. The structure of benzene was a point of great controversy in the late 1800's and the two structures shown in the reaction were the chief contenders.

The reaction below shows two isomers of benzene, a compound with the formula C<sub>6</sub>H<sub>6</sub>. The structure of benzene was a point of great controversy in the late 1800's and the two structures shown in the reaction were the chief contenders.      Which of the following statements is correct? A)  Isomer 1 is more stable than isomer 2 B)  Isomer 2 is more stable than isomer 1 C)  Isomer 2 has overall stronger bonds than isomer 1 D)  Isomer 2 has stronger bonds and is more stable that isomer 1 E)  Isomer 1 has weaker bonds and is more stable than isomer 2
Which of the following statements is correct?


A) Isomer 1 is more stable than isomer 2
B) Isomer 2 is more stable than isomer 1
C) Isomer 2 has overall stronger bonds than isomer 1
D) Isomer 2 has stronger bonds and is more stable that isomer 1
E) Isomer 1 has weaker bonds and is more stable than isomer 2

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