Which of the following halogen exchange reaction will occur in acetone?

Question

Which of the following halogen exchange reaction will occur in acetone? (A) R =1+ NaCl longrightarrow (B) R = F + KCl longrightarrow (C) R = Cl + Nal longrightarrow (D) R - F + AgBr longrightarrow

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R - Cl + Nal arrow R - I + NaCl This reaction will occur in acetone because of two reasons: (i) The reactant Nal is more soluble in acetone. (ii) Secondly, the formed product NaCl will precipitate out

Q. Which of the following halogen exchange reaction will occur in acetone?

$R = 1 + N a Cl ⟶$

$R = F + K Cl ⟶$

$R = Cl + N a l ⟶$

$R - F + A g B r ⟶$

$R - Cl + N a l \to R - I + N a Cl$
This reaction will occur in acetone because of two reasons:
(i) The reactant Nal is more soluble in acetone.
(ii) Secondly, the formed product $N a Cl$ will precipitate out

Q. Which of the following halogen exchange reaction will occur in acetone?

R=1+NaCl⟶

R=F+KCl⟶

R=Cl+Nal⟶

R−F+AgBr⟶

R−Cl+Nal→R−I+NaCl This reaction will occur in acetone because of two reasons: (i) The reactant Nal is more soluble in acetone. (ii) Secondly, the formed product NaCl will precipitate out

$R = 1 + N a Cl ⟶$

$R = F + K Cl ⟶$

$R = Cl + N a l ⟶$

$R - F + A g B r ⟶$

$R - Cl + N a l \to R - I + N a Cl$
This reaction will occur in acetone because of two reasons:
(i) The reactant Nal is more soluble in acetone.
(ii) Secondly, the formed product $N a Cl$ will precipitate out