NEET Chemistry Preparation Methods MCQ Question
A diagram illustrates the Swarts reaction mechanism. Identify the correct statement about the halogen exchange reaction shown, where a haloalkane reacts with a metallic fluoride.
It is used to replace a chlorine atom with a fluorine atom.
It involves the use of iodine as a catalyst.
It is applicable to aryl halides.
The reaction is reversible.
Correct Answer
Detailed Explanation
The Swarts reaction involves the exchange of a halogen in a haloalkane with fluorine, using metal fluorides like AgF or SbF3. It is not applicable to aryl halides and does not involve iodine.
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