which halide doesnot get hydrolysed by sodium hydroxide
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vinyl chloride does not get hydrolysed by sodium hydroxide.
Yashvn:
Because of double bond?
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for the double bont it participates in resonance. So it is a stable compound and does not let chlorine to be freed.
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Answer:
vinyl chloride does not get hydrolysed
Explanation:
to undergo hydrolysis, at least one of the parent compounds (either the acid or the base or both) SHOULD be weak. Salts derived from strong acid -strong base combinations will not undergo hydrolysis.
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