Part A Which of the following carbocations is more stable? Explain. b. a. CH₂ or O (b) is more stable because it is more substituted O (b) is more stable because of better conjugation O(a) is more stable because it is less substituted O(a) is more stable because of better conjugation Submit Request Answer CHCH3

Part A Which of the following carbocations is more stable? Explain. b. a. CH₂ or O (b) is more stable because it is more substituted O (b) is more stable because of better conjugation O(a) is more stable because it is less substituted O(a) is more stable because of better conjugation Submit Request Answer CHCH3

Organic Chemistry: A Guided Inquiry

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Chapter8: Addition Via Carbocation

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