amongst c6h4 and C2H6 which is more reactive and why
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it is quite obvious to see the chemical property of alkanes and alkenes,
alkanes exhibit addition reactions while alkenes exhibit substitution reactions i.e ethane won't be able to react as enhancely as ethene due to stable structure but in other hand ethene in presence of double bond has an option to act as a nucleophile or convert to a cationic charge i.e -(C+)-C-..
Hence higher the order of reaction of a compund,higher becomes the reactivity
So, reactivity is in order of C2H4>C2H6
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alkanes exhibit addition reactions while alkenes exhibit substitution reactions i.e ethane won't be able to react as enhancely as ethene due to stable structure but in other hand ethene in presence of double bond has an option to act as a nucleophile or convert to a cationic charge i.e -(C+)-C-..
Hence higher the order of reaction of a compund,higher becomes the reactivity
So, reactivity is in order of C2H4>C2H6
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Ethene (C6H4) is more reactive than Ethane (C2H6) as ethene has a double one of them is a Pi bond which is weak and easily broken during chemical reactions while ethane has a single bond which is a strong sigma bond.
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