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III An alkyne reagent is shown in the following figure, write the products of the following reactions (if the reaction occurs in more than one step, write, and identify the species that are formed.)

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III An alkyne reagent is shown in the following figure, write the
products of the following reactions (if the reaction occurs in
more than one step, write, and identify the species that are
formed.)
H,
2B12
CH3CH2CH2C CH
KMNO,
1HC1
Lindlar Catalyst
H,O, H,SO,
HgSO4
H,
Pd/C Catalyst

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