MCQ
Which of the following compounds is most stable ?
- A
- B
- C
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Answer
Correct option: D.
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$(d)$ Trans- $1, 4$ -disubstituted compound is most stable ($ee \to$ most stable) and doesn't have any steric repulsion. ( $e, e \to$ equatorial, equatorial)
$(d)$ Trans- $1, 4$ -disubstituted compound is most stable ($ee \to$ most stable) and doesn't have any steric repulsion. ( $e, e \to$ equatorial, equatorial)
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