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Arrange the following carbocations in increasing order of their stability.
I) \((CH_3)_3C^{\oplus}\)
II) \((CH_3)_2\overset{{\oplus}}{C}H\)
III) \(\overset{{\oplus}}{C}H_3\)
IV) \(CH_3\overset{{\oplus}}{C}H_2\)
Arrange the following carbocations in increasing order of their stability.
I) \((CH_3)_3C^{\oplus}\)
II) \((CH_3)_2\overset{{\oplus}}{C}H\)
III) \(\overset{{\oplus}}{C}H_3\)
IV) \(CH_3\overset{{\oplus}}{C}H_2\)
I) \((CH_3)_3C^{\oplus}\)
II) \((CH_3)_2\overset{{\oplus}}{C}H\)
III) \(\overset{{\oplus}}{C}H_3\)
IV) \(CH_3\overset{{\oplus}}{C}H_2\)
Updated On: Apr 6, 2024
- I < II < IV < III
- I < III < IV < II
- II < I < III < IV
- III < IV < II < I
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The Correct Option is D
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The Correct answer is option is (D) : III < IV < II < I
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