The odd decomposition o f carbon chlorine bond form

Question

The odd decomposition o f carbon chlorine bond form (A) Two free ions (B) Two-carbonium ion (C) Two carbanion (D) A cation and an anion

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R - CH2 -Cl xrightarrow textHeterolytic bond fission underset textcationRCH⊕2+ underset textanionCl- Cl is more electronegative than C by which it forms anion and hydrocarbon form cation.

Q. The odd decomposition o f carbon chlorine bond form

Two free ions

Two-carbonium ion

Two carbanion

A cation and an anion

$R - C H_{2} - Cl Heterolytic bond fission cation RC H \oplus_{2} + anion C l^{-}$
Cl is more electronegative than C by which it forms anion and hydrocarbon form cation.

Q. The odd decomposition o f carbon chlorine bond form

Two free ions

Two-carbonium ion

Two carbanion

A cation and an anion

R−CH2​−ClHeterolytic bond fission​cationRCH⊕2​​+anionCl−​ Cl is more electronegative than C by which it forms anion and hydrocarbon form cation.

$R - C H_{2} - Cl Heterolytic bond fission cation RC H \oplus_{2} + anion C l^{-}$
Cl is more electronegative than C by which it forms anion and hydrocarbon form cation.