A tertiary carbocation (carbonium ion) is more stable than either a secondary or primary carbocation because ...
A) it carries three positive charges
B) it has a pyramidal configuration
C) it has a trigonal planar configuration
D) it possesses three electron-donating substituent groups
A tertiary carbocation (carbonium ion) is more stable than either a secondary or primary carbocation because ...
A) it carries three positive charges
B) it has a pyramidal configuration
C) it has a trigonal planar configuration
D) it possesses three electron-donating substituent groups