Halogenation
Halogenation
Introduction of halogen group in alkane is called halogenations. It is a substitution reaction.
Or
Replace the hydrogen with halogen in alkanes is called halogenation.
It is a free radical mechanism. The halogenation of alkanes involves in three steps
Initiation
Propagation
Termination
Initiation
Cl___Cl »»»»»» Cl° + Cl
Propagation
C°H3+ Cl2»»»»»CH3Cl + Cl°
CH3---Cl+Cl°»»»»»C°H2Cl+HCl
Termination
C°H2Cl +Cl2»»»»» CHCl2 + HCl
Mechanism
CH4+Cl2»»»»CH3Cl+HClCH3Cl+Cl2»»»CH2Cl2+HCl
CH2Cl2+Cl2»»»»CHCl3+HCl
CH3Cl3+Cl2»»»»CCl4+HCl
Similarly
Bromination
Substitution of hydrogen by bromine is called bromination.Or Introduction of bromine group in alkanes is called halogenation or bromination .
It is a free radical mechanism. The halogenation of alkanes involves in three steps
Initiation
Propagation
Termination
Initiation
Br___Br »»»»»» Br + Br
Propagation
C°H3+ Br2»»»»»CH3Br + Br
CH3Br+Br»»»»»CH2Br+HBr
Termination
CH2Br +Br2»»»»» CHBr2 + HCl
Mechanism
CH4+Br2»»»»CH3Br+HBrCH3Br+Br2»»»CH2Br2+HBr
CH2Br2+Br2»»»»CHCl3+HBr
CH3Br3+Br2»»»»CBr4+HBr
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