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in chlorination of benzene, which of the following acts as an electrophile?
(a)cl+ b) cl- c) cl d) FeCl3​

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Answered by Anonymous
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Answer:

in chlorination of benzene, which of the following acts as an electrophile?

Answer:- cl-

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Answered by qwmagpies
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In the chlorination of benzene, Cl^+ acts as an electrophile.

  • The species which have a deficiency of electron and positive charge is called an electrophile.
  • In the chlorination of benzene, benzene reacts with ferric chloride and chlorine to form chloro benzene.
  • This is an electrophilic substitution reaction.
  • In this reaction Cl^+ acts as an electrophile.
  • Hence the correct option is a.
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