Solvolysis is nucleophilic substitution in which the nucleophile is the solvent itself; with water as solvent it is called hydrolysis. Covalent halides differ widely in their hydrolytic behaviour. Sel

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Solvolysis is nucleophilic substitution in which the nucleophile is the solvent itself; with water as solvent it is called hydrolysis. Covalent halides differ widely in their hydrolytic behaviour. Select the INCORRECT match regarding hydrolysis.

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CF₄ is not hydrolysed at all (no vacant orbital on carbon and strong C-F bonds). The other matches are correct.

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CF₄ is not hydrolysed at all (no vacant orbital on carbon and strong C-F bonds). The other matches are correct.

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