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Silanes (Si(H)H(2n+2)) compounds are les...

Silanes `(Si_(H)H_(2n+2))` compounds are less stable (highly reactivcs) than the corresponding hydrocarbons` (C_(n) H_(2n+2)).` Why?

A

The Si-Si bond is slightly weaker than the C - C bond

B

The Si-H bond are weaker than C-H bond

C

Silicon atoms have larger and therefore provide greater surface area for attack by nucleophiles

D

Silicon atoms have low-lying d-orbitals that can act as acceptors of electron pairs from nucleophiles

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