Chemistry, asked by sappu3, 1 year ago

What is non- classical carbocation?

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Answered by somvanshi2132001

nonclassical carbocation. A carbocation the ground state of which has delocalized (bridged) bonding π- or σ-electrons. (N.B. Allylic and benzylic carbocations are not considered nonclassical.)

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