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19 Aug 2009 11:06:52 IST
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Here the alkene stability is attained due to conjugation. (Two alternate double bonds can result in conjugation like in benzene). because alternate double bonds can lead to more resonanse structures.Only thing that has alternate double here is butadieneSome more Stability rules of Alkene::There are 3 factors that influence alkene stability:1. Degree of substitution: more highly alkylated alkenes are more stable, so tetra > tri > di > mono-substituted.2. Stereochemistry: trans > cis due to reduced steric interactions when R groups are on opposite sides of the double bond.3. Conjugated alkenes are more stable than isolated alkenes.
29 Aug 2009 13:18:06 IST
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stability of any compound is always judge by the nmbr of resonating structure it will undergo while reaction.........
more resonating structure more stable is the compound.........
so as hex--1,4 diene............,is more stable , due to more resonating structure.........













the more substituted the alkene is, the more stable it is.