16. Determine which statement among those shown below is correct: for alkynes, most typical type of chemical transformation is an elimination reaction; UV-vis spectra are derived from the vibration of chemical bonds; decarboxylation reaction in malonic acid derivatives occurs via a six-membered transition state; for alkenes, most typical type of chemical transformation is a substitution reaction; for alkanes, most typical type of chemical transformation is an addition reaction; for aromatics, most typical type of chemical transformation is an addition reaction; hydration of alkynes does not require the presence of a catalyst. в D G 17. What monomer was used to prepare this polymer (of which a short segment is shown below)? D A B E

16. Determine which statement among those shown below is correct: for alkynes, most typical type of chemical transformation is an elimination reaction; UV-vis spectra are derived from the vibration of chemical bonds; decarboxylation reaction in malonic acid derivatives occurs via a six-membered transition state; for alkenes, most typical type of chemical transformation is a substitution reaction; for alkanes, most typical type of chemical transformation is an addition reaction; for aromatics, most typical type of chemical transformation is an addition reaction; hydration of alkynes does not require the presence of a catalyst. в D G 17. What monomer was used to prepare this polymer (of which a short segment is shown below)? D A B E

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