Chemistry, asked by naranmurmu40437, 11 months ago

what happens when chloro
benzene is subjected to hydrolysis

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Answered by subashg3108

Answer:chloro benzene cannot undergo hydrolysis

Explanation:

In this case the product formed by nucleophilic substitution reaction is phenol .phenol is strong acid than water so forward reaction is not feasible so reaction wont take place

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what happens when chloro benzene is subjected to hydrolysis ​

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what happens when chloro
benzene is subjected to hydrolysis