1. Rank order the following alkenes from LEAST to MOST stable. I II III IV A. I \( < \) II \( < \) IV \( < \) III B. IV \( < \) I \( < \) III \( < \) II C. II \( < \) I \( < \) IV \( < \) III D. IV \( < \) III \( < \) I \( < \) II E. None of the above
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More substituted alkenes are generally more stable. - Alkene I: Monosubstituted (least stable) - Alkene II: Tetrasubstituted (most stable) - Alkene III: Disubstituted - Alkene IV: Disubstituted Show more…
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