NEET Chemistry Substitution Reactions MCQ Question with Solution

A diagram shows the chlorination of benzene using anhydrous AlCl₃. Which step involves the formation of a carbocation intermediate?

A

Formation of sigma complex

B

Generation of electrophile

C

Removal of proton

D

Formation of electrophile

Correct Answer

Option A

Detailed Explanation

The sigma complex is formed as a carbocation intermediate during electrophilic substitution reactions, specifically in the context of halogenation with AlCl₃ as a catalyst.

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