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Nomenclature of Unsaturated Hydrocarbons

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The group or radical derived by removal of one hydrogen atom of an alkyne is known as alkynyl radical.

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The group or radical derived by removal of one hydrogen atom of an alkyne is known as alkynyl radical. For example, $H C \equiv C -$ is ethynyl, $H C \equiv C C H_{2} -$ is 2-propynyl (also called 2-propargyl) and $C H_{3} - C \equiv C -$ is 1-propynyl.

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