Acetylenecon reaction with cuprous choride and ammonium chloride gives
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We get copper acetylide
C2H2+CuCl (in presence of NH4Cl) --------> Cu2C2 +HCl
Cu2C2 will be like : Cu-C≡C-Cu
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Explanation:
Reaction of ammoniacal cuprous chloride with acetylene gives but-1,3-yne. - Glaser coupling is identification test for terminal alkynes. - In this reaction, an terminal alkyne reacts with ammoniacal cupric chloride which on subsequent oxidation in air gives diyne
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