Which of the following is the most correct electron displacement...

Which of the following is the most correct electron displacement for a nucleophile reaction to take place?

Options

A $The Hinsberg test of the compound X produces a solid compound Y that is insoluble in 10 \% aq . NaOH . Y dissolves in$
B $The Hinsberg test of the compound X produces a solid compound Y that is insoluble in 10 \% aq . NaOH . Y dissolves in$
C $The Hinsberg test of the compound X produces a solid compound Y that is insoluble in 10 \% aq . NaOH . Y dissolves in$
D $The Hinsberg test of the compound X produces a solid compound Y that is insoluble in 10 \% aq . NaOH . Y dissolves in$

Correct answer

C. $The Hinsberg test of the compound X produces a solid compound Y that is insoluble in 10 \% aq . NaOH . Y dissolves in$

Step-by-step solution

Chlorine group is&

- Ieffect

~group, because&

\text{Cl}

is more electronegative atom than carbon. so, electron transfers towards it.

Which of the following is the most correct electron displacement for a nucleophile reaction to take place?

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