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Why is ICl more reactive than `I_(2)`?

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`ICI` is more reactive than `l_(2)` because `I-Cl` bond is weaker than `I-I` bond.Consequently, `Icl` breaks easily to form halogen atoms which readily bring about the reactions.
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