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Chapter 12: Q30E (page 354)

Predict the products of the following reactions:

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The product will be

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01

Definition of Lindlar’s catalyst and  H2,Pd/C

Lindlar’s catalyst – This catalyst only reduces the alkyne into alkene. This catalyst does not reduces alkene

H2,Pd/C - This catalyst reduces both alkyne and alkene converts into alkane.

02

Formation of product

Alkyne and alkene which are present in the compound has been reduced by H2,Pd/C

But Lindlar’s catalyst reduces only triple bond present in the compound.

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