Chemistry-Alkynes
NEET Chemistry Alkynes MCQ Question
Type: MCQ-fact-Easy-Class 11
What is the result of the addition of dihydrogen to an alkyne in the presence of a catalyst?
A
It forms an alkane.
B
It forms another alkyne.
C
It produces a diene.
D
It results in a polymer.
Correct Answer
Option A
Detailed Explanation
The addition of dihydrogen to an alkyne in the presence of a catalyst (Pt/Pd/Ni) results in the formation of an alkane, as stated in the NCERT context.
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