The most stable carbocation amongst the following is : A. CH3 +CH2 B. CH3 +C = O C. CH3 +-C = NH D. (CH3) 2 +C H
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The stability of a carbocation depends on the ability of the surrounding atoms or groups to disperse or delocalize the positive charge. Generally, the more substituted the carbocation, the more stable it is. A. CH3 +CH2: This is a primary carbocation, with the Show more…
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