10. A compound X of molecular formula C8H12 with no triple bonds reacts with one equivalent of H2 to give a new compound having molecular formula CsH14. What can be inferred about the structure of compound X? A) CompoundX has 3 rings. B) Compound X has 3 pi bonds. C) Compound X has 1 ring and 2 pi bonds. D) Compound X has 2 rings and 1 pi bond. 11. Determine the product of the following reaction. H2 Lindlar's cat. II IV A) I B) II C) II D) IV

10. A compound X of molecular formula C8H12 with no triple bonds reacts with one equivalent of H2 to give a new compound having molecular formula CsH14. What can be inferred about the structure of compound X? A) CompoundX has 3 rings. B) Compound X has 3 pi bonds. C) Compound X has 1 ring and 2 pi bonds. D) Compound X has 2 rings and 1 pi bond. 11. Determine the product of the following reaction. H2 Lindlar's cat. II IV A) I B) II C) II D) IV

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Chapter9: Alkynes: An Introduction To Organic Synthesis

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