The compound that does not undergo hydrolysis by `S_(N^(1))` mechanism is :

The compound that does not undergo hydrolysis by `S_(N^(1))` mechanism is :
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The compound that does not undergo hydrolysis by `S_(N^(1))` mechanism is : A. `H_(2)C=CHCH_(2)Cl` B. `C_(6) ... )Cl` D. `C_(6)H_(5)CH(C_(6)H_(5))Cl`
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