Arrange the following carbocations in order of decreasing stability (most stable first). A B C D c) B>A>C>D d) B>A>D>C e) D>C>A>B f) D>B>A>C a) B>D>A>C b) C>A>B>D

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Arrange the following carbocations in order of decreasing stability (most stable first).
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A
B
D
c) B>A>C>D
d) B>A>D>C
e) D>C>A>B
a) B>D>A>C
b) C>A>B>D
C
f) D>B>A>C
Transcribed Image Text:Arrange the following carbocations in order of decreasing stability (most stable first). + A B D c) B>A>C>D d) B>A>D>C e) D>C>A>B a) B>D>A>C b) C>A>B>D C f) D>B>A>C
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