Radical stability

Started by newmexomfs Jun 30, 2010

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newmexomfs

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Jun 30, 2010

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In general, which is more stable an allylic radical or a vinyllic radical? Thanks

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UndergradGuy7

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Allylic because of resonance?

http://more.studentdoctor.net/showthread.php?t=741899

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RSD2014

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Allylic radical more stable than vinyl radical (least stable)
Allylic carbocation more stable than vinyl carbocation (least stable)

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orgohacks

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RSD2014 said:
Allylic radical more stable than vinyl radical (least stable)
Allylic carbocation more stable than vinyl carbocation (least stable)

Yep - the difference in stability betwen the two is HUGE

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