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arrange the halogen acids in the order of decreasing reactivity towards alkenes also justify the reason.​

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Answered by prabhakulshrestha
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As a result, energy required to break the bond length will decrease with increase in the size of anion. As a result, ionization will increase which will further increase the reactivity. Thus, we can conclude that decreasing reactivity towards alkene will be in the order HI > HBr > HCl > HF.

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