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The descending order of stability of the carbonium ions.
C6H5+CH2,p−(CH3O)C6H4+CH2,p−(NO2)C6H4+CH2 and p−(CH3)C6H4+CH2 is?

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IV > II > I > III
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II > IV > III > I
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II > IV > I > III
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IV > II > III > I
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Solution

The correct option is A IV > II > I > III
Electron donating groups increase the stability of carbonium ions by increasing electron density where as electron withdrawing groups decrease the stability of carbonium ions.
Hence, NO2 is electron withdrawing group.
CH3 is electron releasing group.
& OCH3 is in between NO2 & CH3. Hence order of stability is,
IV>II>I>III

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