Chemistry, asked by saimnaseer20, 17 days ago

why are branched alkanes more stable than linear alkanes?

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Answered by pushkar8397

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because they are thin from inside

Answered by palneeta1984

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The lower steric energy of branched alkanes is mitigated by an equal and opposite quantum energy term that contains the Pauli component of the kinetic energy and exchange-correlation energy. ... Electrostatic effects, combined with correlation energy, explains why branched alkanes are more stable than linear alkanes

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