how could you convert methane into chloroform by substitution reaction explain with the help of chemical reaction
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CH4 + Cl2 -->CH3Cl + HCl
CH3Cl +Cl2-->CH2Cl2+HCl
CH2Cl2+ Cl2--> CHCL3+HCl
here cl2 is the chlorine
and during the substitution reaction of methane(CH4) with chlorine,a hydrogen atom is replaced(or substituted ) by chlorine atom and thus we get chloroform CHCl3
but the final product of this reaction is carbontetra chloride that is
CHCl3+ Cl 2--> CCl4+ HCl
hope this will help you..
CH3Cl +Cl2-->CH2Cl2+HCl
CH2Cl2+ Cl2--> CHCL3+HCl
here cl2 is the chlorine
and during the substitution reaction of methane(CH4) with chlorine,a hydrogen atom is replaced(or substituted ) by chlorine atom and thus we get chloroform CHCl3
but the final product of this reaction is carbontetra chloride that is
CHCl3+ Cl 2--> CCl4+ HCl
hope this will help you..
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