Cyclic alkynes
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This document lists cyclic alkynes of increasing ring size from cyclopentyne to cycloicosyne. It was created by Jean-Claude Bradley for an organic chemistry class at Drexel University to demonstrate calculated strain in cyclic alkynes using the modeling program ChemSketch.
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