MCQ
Benzene is unreactive because
- AIt has double bonds
- BIt has carbon-carbon single bond
- CCarbon are $s{p^2}$ hybridised
- ✓$\pi $ electrons are delocalised
✓
Answer
Correct option: D.
$\pi $ electrons are delocalised
d
(d) Benzene is unreactive instead of having $3\pi $ bonds because of resonance $\pi $-electrons are delocalized.
(d) Benzene is unreactive instead of having $3\pi $ bonds because of resonance $\pi $-electrons are delocalized.
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