The resonance effect in aryl halides, where electron pairs on the halogen atom are in conjugation with p-electrons of the ring, imparts partial double bond character to the C—X bond, making bond cleavage difficult and contributing to the lower reactivity ...
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Aryl halides have a sp²-hybridized carbon in the C—X bond, which, with a greater s-character, holds the electron pair more tightly than the sp³-hybridized carbon in haloalkanes. The resulting shorter C—X bond in aryl halides makes their nucleophilic substitution reactions ...
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