The cubs eyes are closed and can do little more than nurse and yelp. The tiny bear cubs are just a fraction of one percent the mother bearâs weight, compared to an eight-pound human baby is about seven percent the weight of a 120-pound mother.
A carbocation (/ËkÉËrboÊËkÃ¦taÉªÉn/) is an ion with a positively charged carbon atom.
more stabilization than one carbon group. For example, a primary carbocation with resonance is more stable than a secondary carbocation without resonance. A secondary carbocation with resonance is usually more stable than a tertiary carbocation without resonance. Of course a primary carbocation with two resonance-stabilizing substituents is more stable than a secondary carbocation without resonance. However, two carbon substituents sometimes do (and sometimes do not) provide more stabilization than a single