Among the following alkenes (I) 1–Butene (II) cis–2–Butene (III) trans–2–Butene the…
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Among the following alkenes
(I) 1–Butene (II) cis–2–Butene (III) trans–2–Butene
the decreasing order of stability is
(I) 1–Butene (II) cis–2–Butene (III) trans–2–Butene
the decreasing order of stability is
- III > I > II
- I > II > III
- II > I > III
- III > II > I
Answer
(D) III > II > I
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