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Haloalkane is less reactive than haloarene.Why?

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Haloalkane is less reactive than haloarene.Why?

Posted by Ashutosh Kumar 8 years ago

CBSE > Class 12 > Chemistry

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Go Pika 8 years ago

Due to partial double bond haloarens are less reactive

Shashank Shekhar Dwivedi 8 years ago

Due to double bond

Go Pika 8 years ago

Generally haloalkanes are more reactive :/

Go Pika 8 years ago

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