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Illustrate the carbocation pathway for the following reactions + H20 (acid-catalyzed) Illustrate the concerted pathway for the following reaction. H2 c) Pt

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Chapter7: Alkynes

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Illustrate the carbocation pathway for the following reactions
+
H20
(acid-catalyzed)
Illustrate the concerted pathway for the following reaction.
H2
c)
Pt

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