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Alkyne Synthesis by Double Dehydrohalogenation
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10:05Now PlayingNow that we know some things that alkynes can do, how do we make them? One simple way is by doing a dehydrohalogenation reaction, or E2 reaction, twice. Each reaction generates a pi bond, so two will give us a triple bond. We will also go over the differences between a vicinal dihalide and a geminal dihalide. Let's take a look!
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