Which of the following statement is correct regarding stability of the parent alkenes and the product alkenes?

All alkenes are equally stable

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Alkene III is more stable than I and II

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All alkenes are equally stable

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Alkene IIIa ia more stable than Ia and IIa

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Solution

The correct options are
A All alkenes are equally stable

D Alkene IIIa ia more stable than Ia and IIa
The three alkenes have similar heat of hydrogenation because the alkenes formed have similar energies.The branched alkene is more stable, greater the branching in an alkene

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