Grade 11Inorganic Chemistry
arrange the following group in increasing order of stability c(ch3)3,ch2 ch3 , ch(ch3)2
arrange the following group in increasing order of stability c(ch3)3,ch2 ch3 , ch(ch3)2
1 Answer
Vikas TU
Assuming them as carbocations the stability order would be as:
ch2 ch3 then ch(ch3)2 and then c(ch3)3.
ch2 ch3 then ch(ch3)2 and then c(ch3)3.
This the increasing order of stability.
Reason : Due to more no. of Hyperconjugation the stability would be more.
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