1 O I and Il only O all of them O III only I, II, and II only none of them QUESTION 10 Which of the following alkynes does not form the ketones shown on hydration with H2O, H2SO4 and H9SO4. There may be more than one correct answer. QUESTION 11 How would you carry out the following conversion? =CH3 O (1) H20, H2SO4/H9SO4; (2) H2, Pt, O (1) H2, Lindlar catalyst; (2) H2SO4, H20 O (1) H2, Lindlar catalyst; (2) BH3, THF; (3) H2O2, NaOH O (1) HBr, peroxides; (2) NaOH; (3) H2, Pt O (1) 0gueous HaSQ4

1 O I and Il only O all of them O III only I, II, and II only none of them QUESTION 10 Which of the following alkynes does not form the ketones shown on hydration with H2O, H2SO4 and H9SO4. There may be more than one correct answer. QUESTION 11 How would you carry out the following conversion? =CH3 O (1) H20, H2SO4/H9SO4; (2) H2, Pt, O (1) H2, Lindlar catalyst; (2) H2SO4, H20 O (1) H2, Lindlar catalyst; (2) BH3, THF; (3) H2O2, NaOH O (1) HBr, peroxides; (2) NaOH; (3) H2, Pt O (1) 0gueous HaSQ4

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