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The 10 pages that link to Acetylene, each with the reason it gives.

• AlkyneBroader topic: Acetylene is the simplest alkyne and a major industrial feedstock.

• EthyleneCompared with: It is the more unsaturated two-carbon counterpart to ethylene.

• Calcium carbideRelated: Calcium carbide reacts with water to generate this gas.

• Degree of unsaturationBroader topic: Its two degrees of unsaturation are both supplied by the triple bond.

• Linear molecular geometryBroader topic: Each carbon has a linear arrangement of bonded atoms in this molecule.

• Triple bondBroader topic: Its C≡C bond is the best-known example of a carbon–carbon triple bond.

• PropyneRelated: Like acetylene, propyne has a terminal triple bond and undergoes alkyne reactions.

• ChloropreneNarrower topic: Early chloroprene production used acetylene as the starting material.

• DiacetyleneCompared with: It contains one triple bond, whereas diacetylene contains two in a four-carbon chain.

• Gustaf DalénRelated: Dalén used acetylene as a compact fuel for unattended lighthouse and buoy lights.