Hydrolysis of methyl chloride is catalysed by the addition of sodium iodide. justify the statement
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it becomes crystin
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The hydrolysis of CH₃Cl takes place in presence of I⁻ (NaI) because of of high polarizability and low solvation energy of I⁻ , it behaves as a better nucleophile than other solvents . Because of weak basicity and low bond energy of C-I bond , I⁻ behaves as an effective catalyst in substitution reaction .
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