Oct-1-yne (hc≡cch2ch2ch2ch2ch2ch3) reacts rapidly with nah, forming a gas that bubbles out of the reaction mixture, as one product. oct-1-yne also reacts rapidly with ch3mgbr, and a different gas is produced. write balanced equations for both reactions and identify the gases formed.

- Addition of NaH releases hydrogen gas.

- Addition of releases methane.

Explanation:

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On the attached picture, you will find both reactions as shown below:

- Addition of NaH: in this case, due to the fact that the alkynes are slightly acid, they are able to donate one proton, thus, the hydrogen bonded with the triple-bonded carbon will be released as hydrogen gas.

- Addition of : in this case, a Grignard reactant, magnesium methyl bromide, is added so the methyl from such reactant will accept the hydrogen bonded with the triple-bonded carbon, forming a grignard intermediate and methane gas.

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