Hydroboration of alkyne.
--Hg+, H+, With..?? Oh shit, I forgot!

It's with water...I remember..






The endomembrane system of an eukaryotic cell consists of the following:
Rough Endoplasmic Reticulum
Smooth Endoplasmis Reticulum
Nuclear envelop
Gogli Apparatus
Lysomsomes
And...???

Is that all or there are more? Wait, is the nuclear envelop included? Well, I remember he saying that during class that the nuclear envelop is just a type of plasma membrane..so is the plasma membrane included in the endomembrane system?

Gotta check my notes...

Well, why not nap for a while first?

so

ZZzzZzzzz...











OK, start the "war" again!
Why does Hydroboration not work well with Boron for Alkynes?

Hmm....it's because....
We may not be able to stop the reaction at the alkene stage. It's better to use the complex HB(-++-) and we can get the aldehye after tautomeriztion at the end.

Oh wait...
I think it should Aldehyde? Aldehye? Aldehydne? Which is the correct spelling?






See, this is what happens whenever I start studying.....
I regard myself as an unsuccessful student.