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two main methods for making alkenes
1. carbon carbon bond formation of acetylene and terminal alkynes
2. functional grp transformation via elimination
to make primary/ terminal alkyne from acetylene (c triple bond C) this only works with primary alkyl halides
1. NaNH2, NH3 ( this step takes off H from one end of C triple bond C (Deprotonation)
2. primary Br with whatever you want to attach to it will attach to where H was ripped off in first step leaving u with terminal alkyne
if you want to change both sides of triple bond have to do it twice1. NaNH2, NH3/2. Br....( whatever ur adding )
then a second time 1. NaNH2/NH32. Brwhatever adding ( this adds to other side of triple bond
know
vicinal di halides
both halogens on adjacent carbons
germinal di halides
both halogens off same carbon
germinal dihalide to form alkyne
have to use 3 equivalents
1. 3NaNh2, NH3
2. H20
hydrogenation of alkynes
to go from alkyne to alkane
alkyne + 2H2/ catalyst pd,pt
alkane

same as for alkenes but need 2 eq of H2
lindlars palladium
alkynes to cis alkenes
alkyne + lindlars Pd---->
forms cis alkenes hydrogens on same face of double bond
metal ammonia reduction of alkynes
alkyne+ Na, Nh3
can be Na, Li, K)
forms trans alkenes
H will be trans on double bond
addition of hydrogen halides to alkynes
same as alkenes
follows Markovnikovs rule
to form geminal dihalide from alkyne need two eq of hydrogen halide
also follows Markovnikovs
alkyne + HBr/ peroxides--->
anti markovnikov alkene bromide just like alkene rxn
hydratîon of alkynes
alkyne + H20, H+ ---->enol
alkyne + 1. H20, H+ 2. HgSO4---> ketone
enol the expected product which is H on one side double bond OH on most subst C. a ketone is more stable then enol so to male ketone as major product you do 2 step
1. H20, H+
2. HgS04 ( c double bond O will be on most sub C and the other hydrogen added of least sub)
addition of halogens to alkynes
1. alkyne + 2 eq of Cl2----->
2. alkyne + 1 eq of br 2 ----->
1. will produce alkane with cl attached to eac carbon around triple bond, no stereochemistry or regioselectiveness
2. anti addition br around double bond
ozonolysis of alkynes 1.03
2. water gives
2 carboxylic acids
add c double bond o, oh to each piece
rcooh)