What can you conclude about the symmetry of the C3H5 ion as it actually exists, as regards the bond lengths and the distribution of the positive charge

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In the allyl cation, all the bond lengths are equal and the positive charge is delocalized over all the three carbon atoms.

The allyl cation has the formula C2H5+. In the allyl cation, the positive charge is delocalized over the three carbon atoms as shown in the image attached. Hence, relevant resonance structures can be proposed for the allyl cation.

The bond lengths in the allyl cation are intermediate between the bond lengths of double bonds and single bonds. All the bond lengths are equal.

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