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In chlorobenzene, all the six C-C bonds ...


In chlorobenzene, all the six C-C bonds have the same length because of

A

inductive effect

B

Resonance

C

tautomerism

D

sp^(2)-hybridisation

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D

Each `sp^(2)`-hybridised carbon atom has a p-orbital, these six p-orbitals overlap to form a -pi molecular orbital in which the electrons are completely delocalized. Due to delocalization of these pi-electrons, all the six C-C bonds are equal`.
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