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explain the greater reactivity of pyrrole than pyridine towards electrophilic substitution reaction

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Pyrrole is more reactive than pyridine for electrophilic substitution reactions because of the stability of the protonated pyrrole intermediate. Pyridine is more stable in its unreacted state compare to pyrrole due to its aromatic nature.

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explain the greater reactivity of pyrrole than pyridine towards electrophilic substitution reaction