Q. The most stable alkene is,

A) $R_{2}C = CR_{2}$
B) $RCH = CHR$
C) $CH_{2} = CH_{2}$
D) $RCH = CR_{2}$
Explanation

(a)
Alkylated alkenes are more stable. More the alkylation of alkene, more will be its stability.
$\therefore$ Order of stability of alkenes is
$R_{2}C = CR_{2} > R_{2}C = CHR > R_{2}C = CH_{2}$
$> RCH = CH_{2} > CH_{2} = CH_{2}$
$\therefore$ Tetra alkylated alkene is most stable.

Dr. Abubacker
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