Chemistry, asked by ianpaul2636, 11 months ago

Why haloarenes are less reactive than haloalkanes?

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Answered by smarty01

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Aryl halides are very less reactive as compared to alkyl halides because the carbon halogen bond has a double bond character because of resonance which makes the bond stronger and hence, difficult to break.

The intermediate phenyl cation or the transition state of benze is highly unstable.

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