ATGS is weak in organic...please help!!

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now my goodness....explain this...

now...i thought....stability is in order I<IV<III<II

but actually it is given I<IV<II<III

how the hell II<III
II is outright conjugated...III is it conjugated...if so how?? god man this thing hurts me so much...please help out...[2][2][2]

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Manmay kumar Mohanty ·2010-03-01 21:06:06

how did u find that II is conjugated the same way III is conjugated...

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madhumitha harishankar ·2010-03-01 21:35:53

I think...II is conjugated, but 3, apart from being conjugated, is also located at the tertiary carbon

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pranav ·2010-03-01 21:39:55

madhumit is totally right ..............as in 3 there is tertiary carbon and conjugated .....so its most stable!! and 2 is also conjugated and so more stable as all others except 3 are 1 degree carbon ,,,,,

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