the decreasing order of stability of following cations is
ethane carbocation
ethene carbocation
ethyne carbocation
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Given two compounds, a benzene molecule with carbocation at one of its constituting carbon atoms and an ethyne carbocation. Now according to me even though ethyne carbocation is pretty unstable due to the sp hybridized carbon, but if a charge is placed on a carbon in the benzene ring, too much strain is caused on the ring which destabilizes it more. I believe that the stability of the ring is a more dominating factor when carbocations are involved, but the answer was in favour of the ethyne carbocation.
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Stability order is as follows:
Ethane carbocation>ethene carbocation>ethyne carbocation
Reason: due to hyperconjugation
Pls feel free to ask more doubts,
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the order is stabilty in answer is given as 4th option> 3> 2 >1
I am saying that only
so why ethyne is more stable than ethane?
You have to look for more no. Of alfa H
ethane has 3 h alpha..so it shud be more stable!!
Tats what i am saying
I thing u are interpreting wromg bro
I have written it in decreasing order of stability
I hope u have understood now
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