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| 2. | filled \(\sigma\) and filled \(\pi\) orbitals |
| 3. | empty \(\sigma\) and empty \(\pi^*\) orbitals |
| 4. | empty \(\sigma^*\) and filled \(\pi\) orbitals |
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Which of the following explains the greater stability of a tertiary butyl carbocation compared to a
secondary butyl carbocation?
1. + R effect of groups
2. R effect of CH3 groups
3. Hyperconjugation
4. l effect of CH3 groups
The most stable carbocation among the following is:
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