Chemistry, asked by Chayanka23, 2 months ago

The correct order of decreasing stability of the following carbocations is
(1) CH CHCH, > FCH.CH, CH,
F
>CH.CH, CH, > CHOCH,
(2) CHOCH, >CH.CH, CH, >
FCH,CH, CH, > CH.CHCH
(3) FCH,CH.CH, > CHOCH>
CH,CH, CH, > CH.CHCH,
(4) CH.CHCH, >CH.CH, CH, >
FCH.CH,CH. > CHOCH

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