A palladium catalyst doped with quinoline can be used to reduce them to alkenes, and that catalyst is named after Lindlar.
Molecules with this functionality can react with carbonyls in the Conia- Ene reaction in the presence of a gold catalyst. Two equivalents of their terminal variety can be joined in the Eglinton reaction or Cadiot-Chodkiewicz coupling, and vinyl and aryl halides can join to them in Sonogashira coupling. They can form cyclopentenones with alkenes and carbon monoxide in the Pauson- Khand reaction, and butyllithium and triphenylphosphine can be used to create them in the Corey-Fuchs reaction. A palladium catalyst doped with quinoline can be used to reduce them to alkenes, and that catalyst is named after Lindlar. For 10 points, name this class of compounds that feature a linear, carbon-carbon triple bond.
Molecules with this functionality can react with carbonyls in the Conia- Ene reaction in the presence of a gold catalyst.
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