Chemistry, asked by sarveshpathak19, 1 year ago

how to find stability of carbocations?

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Answered by saniarisha

We can find he stability of carbocations by neighboring the carbon atoms.

Answered by Anonymous

C is the most stable carbocation because it is tertiary (3 carbon atoms attached) and also allylic (the adjacent double bond offers resonance stabilization).

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