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Chapter 8: Q. 70b E (page 262)

We’ll see in the next chapter that alkynes undergo many of the same reactions that alkenes do. What product might you expect from each of the following reactions?

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Reaction of alkyne with H2 Pd/C

It is known as Lindlar'scatalyst which reduces the alkyne to alkane by adding two equivalents ofH2 in the syn manner.

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