Formation of acetylide from alkynes intermediate of oxidative cleavage radical halogenation of alkene Formation of trans-alkene from the alkyne intermediate of diol formation Halogenation of alkyne Choices: | Li, NH3 | NABH4 # H2, Lindlar catalyst i bromonium i peroxy acid ! tetrahalide molozonide I NANH2 ! osmate : vicinal dihalide

Formation of acetylide from alkynes intermediate of oxidative cleavage radical halogenation of alkene Formation of trans-alkene from the alkyne intermediate of diol formation Halogenation of alkyne Choices: | Li, NH3 | NABH4 # H2, Lindlar catalyst i bromonium i peroxy acid ! tetrahalide molozonide I NANH2 ! osmate : vicinal dihalide

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Chapter1: Chemical Foundations

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