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Adarsh mishra Asked a Question
July 24, 2020 11:05 ampts 30 pts
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(c r the decreasing order of stability of following cation is ch 15 ch2 ch ch2 ch3 ch3 chs (r) (s) (c) p r qs (d) s>r>qp ) (p) (a) p>q>r>s (b) p>sq>r

(C R The decreasing order of stability of following cation is CH 15 CH2 CH CH2 CH3 CH3 CHs (R) (S) (c) P R QS (d) S>R>QP ) (P) (a) P>Q>R>S (b) P>SQ>R
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  • Suman Kumar Best Answer
    See always give priority to resonance.
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    Suman Kumar
    .Inductive effect depends on distance. Ortho position will have more inductive effect as it is closer to carbocation.
  • Suman Kumar thankyou
    Option C is correct
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    Suman Kumar
    See Adarsh I have given the explanation
  • Dinesh khalmaniya
    option c Explanation- CH3 group show +H effect on orho and para position and + I effect on meta position. both +H and +I effect increase the stability of carbocation. but +H effect...
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    Dinesh khalmaniya
    in case of ortho and para, both have same +H effect so we will check+I effect. Ortho CH3 group have less distance from carbocation than para so +I effect of ortho will more than p...
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  • Dinesh khalmaniya
    Option C
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    Dinesh khalmaniya
    please check my explanation
  • Boddu rama krishna
    option. (c)
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