Chlorination of primary/secondary alcohols is carried out using phosphorous (V) chloride (phosphorous pentachloride). This is a highly vigorous reaction at roomtemperature, so no heating is required.
Phosphorous oxychloride has the symbol POCl3.
The word equation for the chlorination of propan-1-ol (a primary alcohol) is propan-1-ol + phosphorous pentachloride -> chloropropane + phosphorous oxychloride + hydrogen chloride.
The symbol equation for the chlorination of propan-1-ol (a primary alcohol) is CH3CH2CH2OH + PCl5 -> CH3CH2CH2Cl + POCl3 + HCl.