Hcl hbr hi hf decreasing reactivity towards alkene
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Hf>hcl>hbr>hi is the anwer check it once im not fullly confident
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● Answer -
Decreasing order of reactivity towards alkenes is -
HI > HBr > HCl > HF
● Explanation -
- Alkenes on treatment with hydrogen halides gives alkyl halides.
- As we go down group from F to I, electronegativity decreases. This weakens the H-X bonds going down the group.
- Thus HI bond is more susceptible to break.
- Therefore, alkenes react with HI easily than HF.
When hydrohalic acids are arranged in decreasing order of reactivity with alkenes -
HI > HBr > HCl > HF
Hope this helps you...
● Answer -
Decreasing order of reactivity towards alkenes is -
HI > HBr > HCl > HF
● Explanation -
- Alkenes on treatment with hydrogen halides gives alkyl halides.
- As we go down group from F to I, electronegativity decreases. This weakens the H-X bonds going down the group.
- Thus HI bond is more susceptible to break.
- Therefore, alkenes react with HI easily than HF.
When hydrohalic acids are arranged in decreasing order of reactivity with alkenes -
HI > HBr > HCl > HF
Hope this helps you...
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