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Terminal Alkyne
A terminal alkyne has the triple bond at the end of the carbon chain. One of the triple-bonded carbons is attached to a hydrogen.

Internal Alkyne
an alkyne where the triple bond is in the middle of the carbon chain

H2 & Pd/C (Reduction)
Product: After adding Hydrogen twice, you go from an Alkyne to an Alkene, to finally an alkane.

H2 / Lindlar’s Catalyst (Reduction)
Product: Cis Alkene

Li or Na/ Liquid NH3 (Reduction)
Product: Trans Alkene

HBr
Product: Triple bond becomes a double bond (Alkene) and H and Br are added.

H2O (Hydration)
Product: Alkane (Single bond) and a Ketone

BH3, THF & H2O2/OH- with a terminal alkyne
Product: Aldehyde if its a terminal alkyne

HgSO4 and H+/ H2O with an internal alkyne
Product: Ketone + methyl if its an internal alkyne (Carbonyl group goes to most substituted Carbon)

NaNH2 / R1 - X
Product: Remove the H, then replace it with R
