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Chapter 9.9E, Problem 9.16P
Predict the major product(s) of the following reactions:
- a. phenylacetylene + 2HBr
- b. hex-1-yne + 2HCl
- c. cyclooctyne + 2HBr
- d. *hex-2-yne + 2HCl
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