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== 2-chlorobutane(Shudi Pan) ==
== Ethane (Madison Wardlaw) ==


[[File:Sn2 reaction.png|1100px]]
The hydrogenation of ethene using a nickel catalyst to form ethane. [[File:WIKI_Assignment_2_PNG.png]]
 
== Quiz Problem from 4/2 (Gretchen Schreiner) ==
 
1-(cyclohex-3-en-1-yl)ethan-1-one is first deprotonated by LDA and then reacts with propyl bromide via Sn2 to produce a new C-C bond with bromide ion as a leaving group. [[File:Chem_222_Wiki_4_Sn2_C-C_bond_made.png|800px]]
 
== Pentane (Imany Noel) ==
 
[[File:Pentane.jpeg]]
 
The reaction of 2-pentene with hydrogen gas and palladium to form pentane.
 
== Reduction of Butan-2-ol to Butane (Yeaseul Kim) ==
 
[[File:Reduction_of_Butan-2-ol_to_Butane.png|1100px]]
 
== Synthesis of 4-methyl-pentan-2-one (Ed Lopatto) ==
 
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== Birch Reduction Bretta McCall[[File:Birch.png]] ==
 
Birch Reduction
 
== Raney Nickel (Xinming Li) ==
 
[[File:Raney nickel.png|800px]]
 
== Polyethylene Radical Polymerization (James Mersch) ==
 
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Butane (Prof. Swartz)

A reaction of butyl bromide with lithium and then ethanol to form butane.

Ethane (Madison Wardlaw)

The hydrogenation of ethene using a nickel catalyst to form ethane.

Quiz Problem from 4/2 (Gretchen Schreiner)

1-(cyclohex-3-en-1-yl)ethan-1-one is first deprotonated by LDA and then reacts with propyl bromide via Sn2 to produce a new C-C bond with bromide ion as a leaving group.

Pentane (Imany Noel)

The reaction of 2-pentene with hydrogen gas and palladium to form pentane.

Reduction of Butan-2-ol to Butane (Yeaseul Kim)

Synthesis of 4-methyl-pentan-2-one (Ed Lopatto)

Birch Reduction Bretta McCall

Birch Reduction

Raney Nickel (Xinming Li)

Polyethylene Radical Polymerization (James Mersch)