Explain stability of carbocations
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clearly the tertiary caboration is the most stable as it surrounded by three other carbon atoms that share the burden of it's positive charge. primary and specially methyll carbonation are rarely seen in organic reactions accept under special circumstances like in the case of benzylic or allylic actions.
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