The correct order of alkene reactivity towards an electrophile is mentioned in

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The correct order of alkene reactivity towards an electrophile is mentioned in (A) CH2 = CH -Cl > CH2 = CH =OCH3 (B) CH2 = CHCl < CH2 = CCl2 (C) ethene > propene (D) CH2 = CH -OCH3 > CH2 = CH - underset overset|OHCH2

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Electron releasing group and stability of carbocation will decide rate of reaction in electrophilic addition reaction.

Q. The correct order of alkene reactivity towards an electrophile is mentioned in

$C H_{2} = C H - Cl > C H_{2} = C H = OC H_{3}$

$C H_{2} = C H Cl < C H_{2} = CC l_{2}$

ethene > propene

$C H_{2} = C H - OC H_{3} > C H_{2} = C H - O H ∣ C H_{2}$

Electron releasing group and stability of carbocation will decide rate of reaction in electrophilic addition reaction.

Q. The correct order of alkene reactivity towards an electrophile is mentioned in

CH2​=CH−Cl>CH2​=CH=OCH3​

CH2​=CHCl<CH2​=CCl2​

ethene > propene

CH2​=CH−OCH3​>CH2​=CH−OH∣CH2​​

Electron releasing group and stability of carbocation will decide rate of reaction in electrophilic addition reaction.

$C H_{2} = C H - Cl > C H_{2} = C H = OC H_{3}$

$C H_{2} = C H Cl < C H_{2} = CC l_{2}$

$C H_{2} = C H - OC H_{3} > C H_{2} = C H - O H ∣ C H_{2}$