If a tertiary Carbocation is most stable then why its so reactive? (Only answer this if you know correct reason behind it).
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because of its carbonation.......
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Primary and some secondary alkyl halides don't undergo SN1 reactions. That doesn't mean that the corresponding cations are less reactive — it means they are more reactive, and so harder to form. ... So, a reaction with tertiary carbocation can proceed as the intermediate is stable in a polar nedium.
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