In response to the feedback for my alkene reaction cheat sheet I've compiled another organic chemistry reference sheet, this time for alkyne reactions. Do NOT simply use this guide to memorize reaction products. Instead use this guide as you study to ensure that you understand mechanisms and recognize reaction sequences.
For my Alkyne Reactions Organic Chemistry Video Series click HERE
Do you have a video for alkyne reactions?
Thank you! About to take my exam 🙂
Thank you so much
I like this,
Kindly cover acidity of alkynes in detail
Thank you so much!! You’re awesome!
According to my professor, KMnO4 cleaves in Acidic condititions and adds Hydroxy groups in Basic Conditions
Wow this helped loads!
For the full reduction to an alkane though, isn’t it 2 moles of H2 instead of just 1?
Thanks . It helps me in the preparation of NEET exam and JEE exam
Thanks for sharing such a nice cheat sheet. It helps my students in organic chemistry. Keep it up.. Thanks once again
thank you for such clear and concise notes on organic chemistry material, a lot of time the problem is not the actual material, its hearing different things from different sources regarding one topic. you’re the best!
Was there ever an alkyne video made? Thanks!
THANK YOU!!!!
You’re welcome, Noelle!
thank you for your help I enjoy your lectures, do you have a video that explains stereochemistry and regiochemistry?
Abel, see if you can find what you are looking for in my Chirality and Stereochemistry Series: https://leah4sci.com/chirality-stereochemistry-enantiomers-diastereomers-r-s-organic-chemistry-tutorial-series/
Can you please make videos for alkynes just like you have video series for alkenes?
It’s on my to-do list Prachi
Can u make a video for alkenes like u made for alkanes??That would be nice
Did you mean alkynes like alkenes Sreshtaa?
I would enjoy a video. I struggle with this section in my chem class. Your other videos help me understand the basis of different materials.
Marina, I have numerous videos in this in my membership site at leah4sci.com/join
I have heard many different things from many different people. But for an alkyne, is the final product a double bond oxygen with an oh group(in the terminal alkyne) plus CO2 or no
Shawn: I assume you are referring to cleavage under oxidative conditions such as ozonolysis. If so the answer is yes
What is that on the alkene chain elongation. Is there a typo on the product where it looks like a red glob and then to it’s right is a capitalized R. What is that red glob supposed to be?
good question Kaitlyn, I think it’s an error on the sheet. Can’t believe I missed that…
Can you please explain the trick you wrote in for the ozonolysis question?
Lean – I plan to make a video on this down the line
Can you add hydroboration?
Are you asking about a video or quiz?
You are very welcome!
Are you in a summer orgo course or preparing for the Fall?