With hydrogen cyanide, it yields acrylonitrile, and, with hydrogen chloride, it yields vinyl chlorid
With hydrogen cyanide, it yields acrylonitrile, and, with hydrogen chloride, it yields vinyl chloride. It is produced by a reaction called cracking, or by the reaction of water with calcium carbide. A colorless gas with a characteristic odor_—__ FOR 10 POINTS—_ name this compound, with formula C2H2, the simplest of the alkynes.
With hydrogen cyanide, it yields acrylonitrile, and, with hydrogen chloride, it yields vinyl chloride.
{Acetylene} or {ethyne}