In a benzylic halide, the halogen sits on a carbon that is
Asp2 in the benzene ring
Bsp and triply bonded
Csp2 and doubly bonded
Dsp3 and attached to a ring
Answer & Solution
Correct answer: D. sp3 and attached to a ring
A benzylic halide has the halogen on a saturated sp3 carbon that is itself bonded to an aromatic ring.
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