General Organic ChemistryHard
Question
The correct order of increasing stability of the following carbocations is -
Options
A.CH3
HCH2 > FCH2CH2
H2 > CH3CH2
H2 > CH3O
H2
HCH2 > FCH2CH2H2 > CH3CH2H2 > CH3OH2B.CH3CH2
H2 > CH3CH2H2 > FCH2CH2H2 > CH3
H
H2
H2 > CH3CH2H2 > FCH2CH2H2 > CH3HH2C.FCH2CH2H2 > CH3OH2 > CH3CH2H2 > CH3H2H2
H2 > CH3OH2 > CH3CH2H2 > CH3H2H2D.CH3HH2 > CH3OH2 > FCH2CH2H2 > CH3OH2
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