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Which of the following reagents is used to convert an alkyne into a trans-alkene?
- A. with
- B. in liquid
- C. with
- D.
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Correct answer: B — in liquid
Solution
- The reduction of an internal alkyne to a trans-alkene is a stereoselective process.
- Dissolving metal reduction using in liquid proceeds via a radical anion intermediate.
- This mechanism favors the formation of the more stable trans-isomer.
- Hence the answer is (B).
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