The stability order of alkyl free radicals is?
a) tert.˂sec.˂pri.˂CH3 b) tert.˂pri.˂sec.˂CH3
c) tert. ˃ sec. ˃ pri. ˃ CH3 d) sec. ˃ tert. ˃ pri. ˃ CH3
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- The correct order of stability of alkyl free radicals is tert. > sec. > pri. > CH₃ , because we know that alkyl free radicals are e⁻ deficient and it requires e⁻ to attain stability.
So, In 3° alkyl free radicals it get donation from 3 sides so it gains more stability. (+I effect)
And ,In 2° alkyl free radicals it get donation from 2 side so it gains less stability as compared to 3°
CH₃
And In 1° alkyl free radicals it gets donation from only 1 side so it gains less stability as compared to 3° & 2°
CH₃-CH₂•
And In methyl carbon free radicals it doesn't gain donation from any side so it's least stable.
CH₃•
- Therefore, Option C is correct.
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Option c is correct!!!!!
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