Ch3ch2i is more reactive than ch3ch2cl towardd kcn true or false
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CH₃CH₂I is more reactive than CH₃CH₂Cl.
The two reagents are CH₃CH₂I and CH₃CH₂Cl.
The carbocation parts that is CH₃CH₂⁺ are the same for both of them.
So, we should consider on the base of the anions ie I⁻ and Cl⁻.
Out of them I is bigger in size as it lies below Cl in the periodic table.
Due to this feature, I⁻ is a better leaving group as compared to Cl⁻.
So, the reaction undergone by CH₃CH₂I would obviously be faster than CH₃CH₂Cl and hence more reactive.
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