Question

Action of alcohol AgCN on ethyl bromide

Answer 1

Ch3Ch2-Br + AgCN --->> Ch3Ch2NC + AgBr

There is a formation of iso-cyanide when ethyl bromide reacts with AgCN.

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Answer 2

Reaction of ethyl bromide with Alcohol AgCN

Explanation:

• The reactants involved in the reaction are as follows:

1. Ethyl bromide - $C_2H_5Br$
2. Alcohol silver cyanide - Alc. AgCN

• When ethyl bromide is made to react with alcohol AgCN, nucleophilic substitution reaction occurs.
• As a result of it, the following products are formed:

1. Ethyl isocyanaide - $C_2H_5NC$
2. Silver bromide - $AgBr$

• The chemical equation involved in the reaction is as follows:

$C_2H_5Br+Alc.AgCN\rightarrow C_2H_5NC+AgBr$

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