The species $C H_{3} + C H C H_{3}$ is less stable than:

(C H_{3})_{3} + C

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C H_{3} C H_{2} + C H_{2}

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C H_{3} + C H_{2}

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+ C H_{3}

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Solution

The correct option is A $(C H_{3})_{3} + C$
We know, stability of carbocations is in order of tertiary > secondary > primary.
The given species is secondary carbocation.
Hence, tertiary carbocation will be more stable than $C H_{3} + C H C H_{3}$

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