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There was a one chem problem dealing with the stability of carbocation.
And I supposed to put them in the decreasing order.
So there were 4 types of carbocation which were, primary, secodary,
tertiary, and allylic.
I put the tertiary carbocation as the most stable carbocation, but,
the answer was allylic carbocation. Is allylic carbocation more stable than
tertiary? or is it just error?
Thanks
Oh. allylic is more stable than secondary right?
And I supposed to put them in the decreasing order.
So there were 4 types of carbocation which were, primary, secodary,
tertiary, and allylic.
I put the tertiary carbocation as the most stable carbocation, but,
the answer was allylic carbocation. Is allylic carbocation more stable than
tertiary? or is it just error?
Thanks
Oh. allylic is more stable than secondary right?