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A scientific diagram illustrating the bond breaking process in aryl halides, featuring a carbon-halogen bond represented by connected carbon atoms in a symmetrical aromatic ring structure, with hydrogen atoms positioned centrally and a blue arrow indicating the direction of bond cleavage toward the right-side carbon atom, contrasting the relative ease of breaking carbon-halogen bonds versus