Rank primary, secondary, tertiary, and allylic radicals in order of decreasing stability. Do the same for the
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Rank primary, secondary, tertiary, and allylic radicals in order of decreasing stability. Do the same for the corresponding carbocations. Do the results indicate something about the relative ability of hyperconjugation and resonance to stabilize radical and cationic centers?
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Decreasing order of stability of free radicals Allylic free radicals are more stable than tertiary s...View the full answer
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