Stability of alkenes II Stability order of cis-2-butene, trans-2-butene iso-butene скачать в хорошем качестве

Stability of alkenes II Stability order of cis-2-butene, trans-2-butene iso-butene

In this capsule stability of Geminal, Cis and trans alkene isomers is discussed. Due to stearic factors Cis isomer of alkene exhibits strong vanderwall's forces of repulsion between methyl groups in the given structure of Cis alkene hence it is most unstable. Geminal form is most stable since it forms primary carbanion and disubstituted alkene in hyperconjugated structures. Disubstituted alkene is more stable than monosubstituted. primary carbanion is more stable than secondary carbanion Carbocation rearrangement    • Carbocation rearrangement II General Organ...   Inductive Effect    • Inductive effect II General Organic Chemis...   Acidity order in alkane, alkene, alkyne    • Acidity order in alkane alkene alkyne and ...   Acidity comparison of Methanol and Methyl amine    • Acidity order in alkane alkene alkyne and ...   Influence of electron donating group on benzene ring    • EDG INFLUENCE ON BENZENE   Acidity of phenol vs methanol    • Acidity of phenol Vs methanol   lecture by Kapil Mahindrakar, B. Tech, ICT Mumbai