Question

Convert chloroethane into fluoroethane write the name of reaction

Answer 1

Ch3Ch2Cl + AgF ->Ch3Ch2F + AgBr

the reaction takes place is called swarts reaction in which chloroalkane can be obtained back testing alkyl halide with salt like a AgF ,CoF3 ,Hg2F2 and SbF3

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Answer 2

Answer:

The reaction is called Swarts reaction.

• The first step is to convert ethane to chloroethane, which is then heated with inorganic fluoride to produce fluoro ethane.
• Fluoroethane is formed when chloroethane reacts with HgCl₂.

Explanation:

• The fluorination of ethane does not produce Fluoroethane.
• Ethane fluorination via direct fluorination is a highly volatile reaction that cannot be regulated.
• As a result, ethane is first transformed to chloroethane, which is then heated with inorganic fluoride to produce Fluoroethane.

Swartz reaction:

• The Swarts reaction has a straightforward mechanism: the metal fluorine bond is broken, and a new link between carbon and fluorine is generated.
• The chlorine or bromine atoms that have been displaced have now formed a connection with the metal.
• According to Swarts' rule, the fluoride generated during fluorination will always have a lower boiling point than the comparable chloride.

       Ch₃Ch₂Cl + AgF ---> Ch₃Ch₂F + AgBr

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