1. 1 equivalent of NaNH2 2. Br 1. H₂ / Lindlar catalyst (d) 3. Excess H₂/Pt 4. Br, and light An alkyne An alkyne 1. Cl₂ 2. NBS and light 2. 3 equivalents of NaNH, in NH3 3. CH₂I An alkene 4. Excess H2 / Pt 5. Br, and light

1. 1 equivalent of NaNH2 2. Br 1. H₂ / Lindlar catalyst (d) 3. Excess H₂/Pt 4. Br, and light An alkyne An alkyne 1. Cl₂ 2. NBS and light 2. 3 equivalents of NaNH, in NH3 3. CH₂I An alkene 4. Excess H2 / Pt 5. Br, and light

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1. 1 equivalent of NaNH2
2.
Br
1. H₂ / Lindlar catalyst
(d)
3. Excess H₂/Pt
4. Br, and light
An alkyne
An alkyne
1. Cl₂
2. NBS and light
2. 3 equivalents of NaNH, in NH3
3. CH₂I
An alkene
4. Excess H2 / Pt
5. Br, and light

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