Mark all correct statements about the substitution reactions of benzene. * A- In the substitution reactions of benzene, a hydrogen atom is substituted with an electrophile. B- Catalysts speed up the substitution reactions of benzene by facilitating the formation of the electrophile. C- In the substitution reactions of benzene, the by-product is a hydrogen halide such as hydrogen chloride. D- Benzene will not react with nucleophiles because it is an electron rich molecule. E- The stability of the benzene ring implies that substitution reaction will frequently occur under mild reaction conditions.

Mark all correct statements about the substitution reactions of benzene. * A- In the substitution reactions of benzene, a hydrogen atom is substituted with an electrophile. B- Catalysts speed up the substitution reactions of benzene by facilitating the formation of the electrophile. C- In the substitution reactions of benzene, the by-product is a hydrogen halide such as hydrogen chloride. D- Benzene will not react with nucleophiles because it is an electron rich molecule. E- The stability of the benzene ring implies that substitution reaction will frequently occur under mild reaction conditions.

Principles of Modern Chemistry

8th Edition

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Chapter3: Atomic Shells And Classical Models Of Chemical Bonding

Section: Chapter Questions

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