Match the following with proper product or reagent. Match each item to a choice: Halogenation of alkyne radical halogenation of alkene intermediate of oxidative cleavage Formation of acetylide from alkynes intermediate of diol formation Formation of trans- alkene from the alkyne

Match the following with proper product or reagent. Match each item to a choice: Halogenation of alkyne radical halogenation of alkene intermediate of oxidative cleavage Formation of acetylide from alkynes intermediate of diol formation Formation of trans- alkene from the alkyne

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Match the following with proper product or reagent
Match each item to a choice:
Halogenation of
aikyne
radical halogenation
of alkene
intermediate of
oxidative cleavage
Formation of
acetylide from
alkynes
intermediate of diol
formation
Formation of trans-
alkene from the
alkyne
Choices
# NABH4
# L NH3
# osmate
# molozonide
# bromonium
i peroxy acid
# tetrahalide
# vicinal dihalide
# Hy, Lindlar catalyst

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