MCQ
Which halide will be least reactive in respect to hydrolysis
  • Vinyl chloride
  • B
    Allyl chloride
  • C
    Ethyl chloride
  • D
    $t-$Butyl chloride

Answer

Correct option: A.
Vinyl chloride
a
(a) Due to resonance partial double bond character is created on vinyl chloride.

So, chlorine atom is not replaced easily.

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