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Give me some reaction in the support of acidic nature of ethyne

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Answered by sharmavijaylaxmi54
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Ethyne (Acytylene)  is much less acidic than water or ethanol. So it reacts with very strong Bases.

C2 H2   reacts with sodium amide in liquid ammonia and forms sodium acetylide.

           Na  NH2   +  C2 H2    ---->     Na C2 H  + NH3

C2 H2 also reacts with ButyLithium to form Lithium Acetylide  (in tetra hydro furan at ver cold temperature)

C2 H2  +  Bu Li   -->   Li C2 H  +  Bu H

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Answered by suryarathore2345
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Ethyne (Acytylene)  is much less acidic than water or ethanol. So it reacts with very strong Bases.

C2 H2   reacts with sodium amide in liquid ammonia and forms sodium acetylide.

           Na  NH2   +  C2 H2    ---->     Na C2 H  + NH3

C2 H2 also reacts with ButyLithium to form Lithium Acetylide  (in tetra hydro furan at ver cold temperature)

C2 H2  +  Bu Li   -->   Li C2 + BuH

Hope it helps you

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