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reaction of ethyl bromide with alcoholic silver cyanide

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Answered by shrikant4370
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C2H5Br+AgNO3--------C2H5NO3+ AgBr
AgNO3 is covalent in nature so product is nitro compound.
Answered by RomeliaThurston
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Answer: The product formed will be ethaneisonitrile.

Explanation:

When ethyl bromide (haloalkane) reacts with alcoholic solution of silver cyanide, it results in the formation of ethaneisonitrile (alkaneisonitrile) via S_N1 mechanism. The attack of nucleophile in this case occurs through nitrogen atom.

Hence, the product formed will be ethaneisonitrile and the equation for the above reaction is given below.

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