Arrange the following carbanions in the decreasing order of their stability: ${(CH_3)_3}C^-$,$CCl_3^-$,${(CH_3)_2}CH^-$,${C_6H_5}CH_2^-$.

  • A
    $CCl_3^- > {C_6H_5}CH_2^- > {(CH_3)_2}CH^- > {(CH_3)_3}C^-$
  • B
    ${(CH_3)_3}C^- > {(CH_3)_2}CH^- > {C_6H_5}CH_2^- > CCl_3^-$
  • C
    ${C_6H_5}CH_2^- > CCl_3^- > {(CH_3)_3}C^- > {(CH_3)_2}CH^-$
  • D
    ${(CH_3)_2}CH^- > CCl_3^- > {C_6H_5}CH_2^- > {(CH_3)_3}C^-$

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