In forming alkynes using double elimination, sometimes 3 equivalents are necessary to create the alkyne. T or F In double elimination, the each step requires an antiperiplanar relationship for elimination to occur. T or F Terminal alkynes have a relatively acidic proton. This proton can easily be deprotonated converting the alkyne into a strong, small nucleophile. T or F

In forming alkynes using double elimination, sometimes 3 equivalents are necessary to create the alkyne. T or F In double elimination, the each step requires an antiperiplanar relationship for elimination to occur. T or F Terminal alkynes have a relatively acidic proton. This proton can easily be deprotonated converting the alkyne into a strong, small nucleophile. T or F

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In forming alkynes using double elimination, sometimes 3 equivalents are necessary to create the alkyne. T or F

In double elimination, the each step requires an antiperiplanar relationship for elimination to occur. T or F

Terminal alkynes have a relatively acidic proton. This proton can easily be deprotonated converting the alkyne into a strong, small nucleophile. T or F

Definition Definition Organic compounds that contain at least one triple bond between carbon-carbon atoms. The general molecular formula for alkynes with one triple bond is C n H 2n-2 .

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