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Grade 12Organic Chemistry

why r carbocations generally formed in acid catalysed reactions?

Profile image of sumit kumar
17 Years agoGrade 12
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Profile image of piyush garg
17 Years ago

in acid catalysed reactions,there is attack of H+ Which cause adeficiency of electrons  hence generally carbocation having deficiency of electrons get formed

Profile image of piyush garg
17 Years ago

in acid catalysed reaction, there should be attack of H+. as attack of H+ causes deficiency of electrons

so generally carbocation having defiency of electrons which get formed

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