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Q15 (c)The order of stability of carbocation
The tertiary carbocations are more stable than secondary carbocations while secondary are more stable than primary.
The presence of alkyl group stabilizes the carbocation due to +I effect , the alkyl groups push the electron density towards the carbocation and the positive charge gets stabilized due to incoming negative from the alkyl group
Both I and II are primary carbocations but in case of II the there are 2 CH3 groups while in I only one CH3 group.
III is a 20 carbocation while III is most stable since it is 30 carbocation.
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Q15 (c)The order of stability of carbocation
The tertiary carbocations are more stable than secondary carbocations while secondary are more stable than primary.
The presence of alkyl group stabilizes the carbocation due to +I effect , the alkyl groups push the electron density towards the carbocation and the positive charge gets stabilized due to incoming negative from the alkyl group
Both I and II are primary carbocations but in case of II the there are 2 CH3 groups while in I only one CH3 group.
III is a 20 carbocation while III is most stable since it is 30 carbocation.
Regards!