Alkyne Formation With Sodium Amide Via Double Elimination Of A Vicinal Dihalide | Organic Chemistry @OrganicMechanismsChannel
Alkyne Formation With Sodium Amide Via Double Elimination Of A Vicinal Dihalide | Organic Chemistry @OrganicMechanismsChannel
Uploaded March 2021 | Updated September 2026, 1 week ago
The mechanism for forming an alkyne by using sodium amide. A vicinal dihalide rather than a geminal dihalide is used in order to produce the alkene.

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