The decreasing order of reactivity of C...

The decreasing order of reactivity of `C_(2)H_(6), C_(2)H_(4), C_(2)H_(2) and C_(6)H_(6)` is

`C_(2)H_(4) gt C_(2)H_(2) gt C_(6)H_(6) gt C_(2)H_(6)`

`C_(2)H_(2) gt C_(2)H_(4) gt C_(6)H_(6) gt C_(2)H_(6)`

`C_(6)H_(6) gt C_(2)H_(6) gt C_(2)H_(4) gt C_(2)H_(2)`

`C_(2)H_(6) gt C_(2)H_(4) gt C_(2)H_(2) gt C_(6)H_(6)`

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