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6. Thermodynamics and Kinetics / Carbocation Stability / Problem 3
Most compounds containing the benzyl group produce a peak at m/z 91 corresponding to the tropylium ion.
Explain why tropylium cation is very stable.
A
The stability of the tropylium cation is due to the resonance that results in the positive charge being stabilized over five carbon atoms.
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The stability of the tropylium cation is due to the resonance that results in the positive charge being stabilized over six carbon atoms.
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The stability of the tropylium cation is due to the resonance that results in the positive charge being stabilized over seven carbon atoms.
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The stability of the tropylium cation is due to the resonance that results in an unpaired electron being stabilized over seven carbon atoms.
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