Out of (CH3)3C- and (CH3)2CH- carboanion, which is more stable
and why?
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due o hyper cohjucation effect the three methyl groups are
stabilizes the tertiary carbo cation
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(CH3)2CH- because neighbouring protons stabilise a negative charge better than neighbouring carbon. (The neighbouring C-H sigma bonds have an overlap of electron density with the lone pair in the p-orbital, which is destabilising.)
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