MCQ
In polyenes that contain differently substituted $(C=C)$ double bonds, it is  possible to hydrogenate chemeselectively one $(C=C)$ double bond. Product is 
  • A


  • C

  • D

Answer

Correct option: B.

b
$(b)$ less stable alkene (less $\alpha $ -hydrogen) will undergo reduction first

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