chlorobenzene is less reactive than methylchloride explain with the help of resonance effect
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Chlorobenzene is stabilised by resonance. Alone one pair from the chlorine atom can induce resonance in the aromatic ring, and this extra movement of electrons forms a much stronger structure, which implies less reactivity. In methyl chloride , this resonance does not exist, and therefore the stability is not enhanced.
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