In the given reaction two products are expected. The product ( B ) is formed as a major…
Chemistry · Class 11 · CBSE — Organic Chemistry: Some Basic Principles and Techniques
In the given reaction two products are expected. 
The product (B) is formed as a major product because
The product (B) is formed as a major product because
- the carbocation CH3 – C+ H – CH3 is formed which is more stable
- the carbocation CH3 – CH2 – C+ H2 is formed which is more stable
- both carbocations are equally stable but the nucleophile attacks on central C atom
- CH3 – C+ H – CH3 can easily give a proton to attach Br+.
Answer
(A) the carbocation CH 3 – C + H – CH 3 is formed which is more stable
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