Which property of benzene may be directly attributed to the stability associated with its delocalized pi-electrons?
Correct answer: D. It tends to undergo electrophilic substitution rather addition reaction
- A. It has a low boiling point
- B. Its enthalpy change formation (∆Ht) is positive
- C. It is susceptible to attack by nucleophilic reagent
- D. It tends to undergo electrophilic substitution rather addition reaction
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