MHT CET Chemistry question
When one or more hydrogen atoms of an aromatic hydrocarbon are replaced by the corresponding number of halogen atoms, the resulting compounds are called as
Answer: (D)
Solution
Aromatic hydrocarbons are arenes, so replacing H of an arene by halogen gives halogen
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