MCQ
The strongest base among the following is
  • A

  • B


  • D

Answer

Correct option: C.

c
(c) does not have aromaticity by which the Lone pair of electron of Nitrogen does not delocalised in benzene ring so it will be strong base on other hand rest $3$ have aromaticity i.e., they follow the huckel rule so the electron pair of Nitrogen delocalised in ring by resonance & resulting they become less basic.

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