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The reagent used for getting trans alkene from alkyl substituted acetylene with hydrogen is :

A

N a

in liq.

N H_{3}

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B

anhy.

A l C l_{3}

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C

Z n + H C l

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D

H_{2}

in presence of

N i

(or)

P t

(or)

P d

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Solution

The correct option is B $N a$ in liq. $N H_{3}$
For getting trans product, Na/liq. ammonia used as reducing agent.
Reaction:
$R C \equiv C R + H_{2} N a / N H_{3} o r L i A l H_{4} - ---------- \to R C H = R C H$ (trans alkene)

Option A is correct.

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