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H2, Lindlar’s catalyst
Internal alkyne → alkene
Creates a cis alkene

H2, Pt
Internal alkyne → alkane

Na, NH3 (l)
Internal alkyne → alkene
Creates a trans alkene

1) xs NaNH3, 2) H2O
Germinal / vicinal alkane → terminal alkyne

xs HX
terminal alkyne → germinal alkane

HX
terminal alkyne → alkene
Markovnikov addition of a halogen

HgSO4, H2SO4, H2O
Acid-catalyzed Enol-Keto tautomerization
The pi bond in an enol acts as an acid to make a ketone

1) R2BH, 2)H2O2, NaOH
Base-catalyzed Enol-Aldehyde tautomerization
The pi bond in an enol acts as a base to make an aldehyde

X2 (one equvi.), CCl4
terminal alkyne → alkene w/ two halogens across the pi bond

xs X2, CCl4
terminal alkyne → alkane w/ 4 halogens across the original alkyne

1) O3, 2) H2O
terminal alkyne → carboxylic acid + CO2
If its an internal alkyne, two carboxylic acids are made
