Question

Inorganic benzene surpasses organic benzene in which property

Answer 1

While benzene is comprised of 6 carbon atoms. Borazine is called inorganic benzene because size of boron and nitrogen atoms resembles with that of carbon atoms . Also both rings have aromaticity i.e. have paramagnetic ring current.

Answer 2

Answer:  

Inorganic benzene is more reactive than that organic benzene.

Explanation:      

Is there any difference between inorganic and organic benzene what are these?

Inorganic benzene can be also named borazine. It encompasses three boron and nitrogen atoms that are held together. Benzene, on the other hand, has six carbon atoms.

Some properties of Inorganic benzene.

• Inorganic benzene is a polar inorganic compound.
• It is referred to as an organic compound and a cyclic compound.

• In this cyclic molecule, three BH units and three NH units alternately join. The borazine compound has the same isoelectronic and structural properties as benzene.        

Some properties of organic benzene.

• Benzene is immiscible with water, although it is soluble in organic solvents.
• It's a colourless liquid with a pleasant fragrance.
• It weighs 0.87g cm-3 and has a density of 0.87g cm-3.
• Benzene has a high melting point and a moderate boiling point.
• Resonance may be seen in benzene.

When it comes to the EAS reaction, inorganic benzene is more reactive than organic benzene. Because of the large electronegativity gap between Boron and Nitrogen, borazine is a strongly polar chemical.