**Question:**Which would be the major isolated organic product of the reaction shown?**Chemical Reaction:**The diagram shows a bicyclic compound with a triple bond (alkyne) reacted with LiNH₂, followed by a molecule containing a chlorine atom attached to a linear carbon chain.**Multiple Choice Options:**A) An internal alkyne B) A *cis*-alkene C) A *trans*-alkene D) A terminal alkyne E) A different product or a mixture of more than one of the choices in equal amounts **Question:**Which would be the major isolated organic product of the reaction shown?**Reaction:**A terminal alkyne is treated with one equivalent of HBr.**Options:**A) 3-bromo-1-butene B) 1-butyne C) 2-bromo-2-butene D) 1-bromo-1-butene E) A different product or a mixture of more than one of the choices in equal amounts**Explanation:**The image presents an organic chemistry problem where you're asked to identify the major isolated organic product of a reaction between a terminal alkyne and one equivalent of HBr. The options consist of different bromo-alkene and alkyne structures, along with an option for a different product or mixture.

An arrow always depicts from a region of high electron density to low electron density ; that is tail depicts region of high electron density and head depicts region of low electron density.1) In the first step, lithium amide abstracts proton from alkyne to form corresponding sodium alkynide.It reacts with alkyl halide In an SN2 reaction to form the final product.2) This is an electrophilic addition reaction.In first step, electrophilic attack of proton takes place to form vinyl carbocation.Bromide nucleophile attacks to form final bromide product.Option A correctOption -E correct

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Which would be the major isolated organic product of the reaction shown? LiNH, A) An internal alkyne B) A cis- alkene C) A trans- alkene D) A terminal alkyne E) a different product or a mixture of more than one of the choices in equal amounts

Which would be the major isolated organic product of the reaction shown? LiNH, A) An internal alkyne B) A cis- alkene C) A trans- alkene D) A terminal alkyne E) a different product or a mixture of more than one of the choices in equal amounts

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