Why are aldehydes more reactive than ketones?

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One thing I cannot understand - shouldn’t ketone be a better electrophile due to alkyl group donating electron density and stabilizing a carbocation? Shouldn’t we prefer a more stable electrophile? Or does stability only matter in nucleophiles because they are attacking group?

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The one which is stable is less reactive

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How about alcohol and ester sir? Will ester be more reactive as OR' is a weaker base compared to OH group, so OR' can easily be substituted?

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Sir but why is ketone more stable than aldehyde

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Because it is less reactive

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