### Reaction Completion Exercise**Objective:**Choose the best reagents to complete the following chemical reaction.**Chemical Structures:**1. **Starting Material:** - A branched alkyne. The structure includes a triple bond with a branched alkyl group.2. **Conversion Process:** - There is an arrow pointing downward, indicating a chemical transformation. Two empty, dashed-line boxes between the starting material and the product suggest that two reagents are required for the reaction.3. **Product:** - A branched alkene. The structure includes a double bond with an extended alkyl chain.**Explanation:**The diagram depicts a process where an alkyne is converted into an alkene, likely through a reduction or addition reaction. The empty boxes suggest that the student should select the appropriate reagents, which might include catalysts or reducing agents, to facilitate this conversion.This exercise aims to assess understanding of alkene synthesis from alkynes and the role of reagents in modifying molecular structures.

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Choose the best reagents to complete the reaction shown below.

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Chapter1: Chemical Foundations

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