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Show (in increasing order) the relative stability of the following carbocations: a. a. CH3CH2CH+CH3 b. b. (CH3)2C+CH2CH3 c CH3CH2

Organic Chemistry: A Guided Inquiry

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Chapter18: Aromaticity

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Show (in increasing order) the relative stability of the following carbocations:
a. a. CH3CH2CH+CH3
b. b. (CH3)2C+CH2CH3
c CH3CH2

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