Chlorobenzene is one of the
Correct answer: D. Halogenoarenes
- A. Halogens
- B. Amines
- C. Hydrogens
- D. Halogenoarenes
Explanation
Chlorobenzene is classified as a halogenoarene because it is an aromatic compound in which a hydrogen atom in benzene is replaced by a chlorine atom. This substitution results in the presence of a halogen atom (chlorine) attached to an aromatic ring, placing it in the category of halogenoarenes. The other options are incorrect because they do not accurately represent the specific classification of chlorobenzene based on its chemical structure.
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