The structure, strereochemistry and name of the product of the reaction of 3-hexyne with HCl are to be stated. Concept introduction: A halogen group and a hydrogen halide group can be added to an alkyne to give a substituted alkene. It is a stereoselective anti addition reaction. The addition in alkynes is slower than in alkenes .

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Chapter 14, Problem 14.8P

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The structure, strereochemistry and name of the product of the reaction of 3-hexyne with HCl are to be stated.

Concept introduction:

A halogen group and a hydrogen halide group can be added to an alkyne to give a substituted alkene. It is a stereoselective anti addition reaction. The addition in alkynes is slower than in alkenes.

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