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Transcribed Image Text:Consider the following set of carbocations and answer the questions that follow.
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i. The secondary carbocation(s) in the above set is/are...?
ii. The most stable carbocation in the above set is...?
i. Give a detailed reason for your choice in ii above.

Transcribed Image Text:Rank the following alkenes in order of increasing stability:
CH;CH3
CH2CH3
CH;CH3
CH,CH3
CH,CH3
CH,CH3
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