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Germán Fernández
ALKYNE THEORY
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Alkynes react with chlorine and bromine to form tetrahaloalkanes. The triple bond adds two halogen molecules, although it is possible to stop the reaction in the alkene by adding only one halogen equivalent.
The first halogen molecule adds anti.
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