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Using the curved-arrow notation, show the formation of reactive intermediates when the following convalent bonds undergo heterolytic cleavage :
(a) `CH_3 - S - CH_3`
(b) `CH_3 - CN`
( c) `CH_3 - Cu` .

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(Cu is more electropositive than C)
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