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why secondary carbocation is less stable than the primary carbocation​

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Answered by iamayan45
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Secondary Carbocation has two groups attached showing +I effect by which +ve charge of carbon is reduced. While in case of primary Carbocation, there is only one alkyl group that provides +I effect to reduce +ve charge of Carbocation

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Secondary Carbocation has two groups attached showing +I effect by which +ve charge of carbon is reduced. While in case of primary Carbocation, there is only one alkyl group that provides +I effect to reduce +ve charge of Carbocation.

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