Chemistry, asked by kareemmohamed, 1 year ago

Explain please....help

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Answered by TheRevenant01

I think all are equally stable since number of substitutions are 3 for all.

kareemmohamed: no no most stable is (d) but I don't know why

TheRevenant01: I'm sorry.. didn't saw carefully!

TheRevenant01: Actually , Carbocation, as we know , is electron deficient and needs an electron releasing group for its stabilization. NH2 and CH3 are both ortho-para activators but NH2 being a stronger activator increases the nucleophilic strength of ortho-Carbon(here)

kareemmohamed: thanks

TheRevenant01: :)

Answered by devanshverma17052005

D is the most stable

kareemmohamed: thanks

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