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    Alkyne - Organic Chemistry

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    1) The document discusses alkynes, a type of unsaturated hydrocarbon containing a triple bond between carbon atoms. 2) Alkynes are insoluble in water, less dense than water, and their boiling points increase with a higher number of carbon atoms. 3) Examples of specific alkynes mentioned include ethyne, 1,3-pentayne, 5-methyl-2-hexyne, and 1,5-heptadiyne.

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    1) The document discusses alkynes, a type of unsaturated hydrocarbon containing a triple bond between carbon atoms. 2) Alkynes are insoluble in water, less dense than water, and their boiling points increase with a higher number of carbon atoms. 3) Examples of specific alkynes mentioned include ethyne, 1,3-pentayne, 5-methyl-2-hexyne, and 1,5-heptadiyne.

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    1) The document discusses alkynes, a type of unsaturated hydrocarbon containing a triple bond between carbon atoms. 2) Alkynes are insoluble in water, less dense than water, and their boiling points increase with a higher number of carbon atoms. 3) Examples of specific alkynes mentioned include ethyne, 1,3-pentayne, 5-methyl-2-hexyne, and 1,5-heptadiyne.

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    Alkyne - Organic Chemistry

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    Hazhir Ismael
    1) The document discusses alkynes, a type of unsaturated hydrocarbon containing a triple bond between carbon atoms. 2) Alkynes are insoluble in water, less dense than water, and their boiling points increase with a higher number of carbon atoms. 3) Examples of specific alkynes mentioned include ethyne, 1,3-pentayne, 5-methyl-2-hexyne, and 1,5-heptadiyne.

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    By/Hazhir esmail

    Alkyne
    The Ministry of Higher Education and Scientific Research
    University of sulaimani
    Faculty of science
    chemistry department
    2nd stage
    organic chemistry
    Alkynes
    -Alkynes have three bonds that called
    (triple bond)

    -They are insoluble in water.

    -They are less dense than water

    -Their boiling points show the usual increase with increasing


    carbon number
    - Alkynes are unsaturated because of CnH2n-2

    Note:
    simplest
    We don’t
    have
    methyne
    1,3-pentayne
    5-methyl-2-hexyne
    1,5-heptadiyne
    Ethyne ( acetylene) was
    first discovered in 1836
    by the Irish chemist
    Edmund Davy

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