Ishmeet posted an Question
May 10, 2021 • 02:42 am 30 points
  • IIT JAM
  • Chemistry (CY)

C01 c= che -t (sp) (sp 3 sp

explain the stability of these carbocations.why single bonded carbocation has more stability ?

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  • Achyut ranjan gogoi

    order of stability 1>2>3 from going 1 to 3 electronegativity increases as s character increases which decreases the stability of carbocation

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    Priyanshu kumar best-answer

    More is the s character, more is the electronegativity i.e more is the -I effect. As stability of carbocation is directly proportional to +I effect and inversely to -I effect. Ist ine is sp3 hybridized i.e 25% s character... 2nd one is sp2 hybridized i.e 33.33% s character..3rd one sp hybridized i.e 50% s character. Hence -I effect increases in the order of 1<2<3 and so stability decreases in the order 1>2>3.

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    how s character tells electronegativity ?

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    Hybrid orbitals having more s character are more electronegative because s orbital is nearer to the nucleus and hence more attracted by the nucleus. ... Hence attraction of electron in a bond towards the nucleus decreases in the order sp>sp2>sp3. Hence electronegativity decreases in above order.

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    Dinesh khalmaniya 1 best-answer

    more the EN, more is the -I. more the s characters more will be the EN so more will be the -I or less will be the +I now we know that stability of carbocation is directly proportional to +I so order will be I>II>III

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