Which one of the carbocations from the following is most stable?
General Organic Chemistry (GOC) · Class 11 · JEE Main Previous Year Question
Which one of the carbocations from the following is most stable?
- a
Option (a)
- b
Option (b)
- c✓
Option (c)
- d
Option (d)
Option (c)
Identifying Most Stable Carbocation
Carbocation stability is determined by resonance, inductive effect, and hyperconjugation.
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