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Question

The correct order of increasing stability of the following carbocations is -

Options

A.CH₃HCH₂ > FCH₂CH₂H₂ > CH₃CH₂H₂ > CH₃OH₂

B.CH₃CH₂H₂ > CH₃CH₂H₂ > FCH₂CH₂H₂ > CH₃HH₂

C.FCH₂CH₂H₂ > CH₃OH₂ > CH₃CH₂H₂ > CH₃H₂H₂

D.CH₃HH₂ > CH₃OH₂ > FCH₂CH₂H₂ > CH₃OH₂

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