Why tertiary carbocations are more stable than primary and secondary?
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Because more carbon is present which also increase electron density
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tertiary carbocations are more stable then primary and secondary because the density of carbon is greater than that of primary and secondary sector!!
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tertiary carbocations are more stable then primary and secondary because the density of carbon is greater than that of primary and secondary sector!!
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