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Carbocations: formation, stability, rearrangements
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In the tert-butyl cation, the
C
−
C
−
C
bond angle at the cationic carbon is closest to:
A
12
0
∘
B
9
0
∘
C
109.
5
∘
D
18
0
∘
Answer: A
The cationic carbon is
s
p
2
hybridised with three sigma bonds, so the arrangement is trigonal planar with angles of about
12
0
∘
.
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