23) trans-1,2-difluoro-ethene undergoes fluorination. Name final product. 24) 1,4-nonadiene undergoes excessive hydrogenation. How many hydrogens in final product? 25) 1-pentyne undergoes one round of chlorination. Draw product. Now this product undergoes a second round of chlorination. Name final product.

23) trans-1,2-difluoro-ethene undergoes fluorination. Name final product. 24) 1,4-nonadiene undergoes excessive hydrogenation. How many hydrogens in final product? 25) 1-pentyne undergoes one round of chlorination. Draw product. Now this product undergoes a second round of chlorination. Name final product.

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Chapter1: Chemical Foundations

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