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== Formation of Amine from Nitro group (Kelsey Zhang) == | |||
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The formation of Amine from Nitro group with Tin in acidic condition | |||
==2-aminobutanal (Mikayla Kricfalusi)== | |||
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== Second synthesis of 2-aminobutanal (Mikayla Kricfalusi)== | |||
[[File:Amino_acid_again.png|1000px]] | |||
== Strecker Synthesis (Matthew Record) == | |||
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== Aniline synthesis from chlorobenzene (Jacob Morsch) == | |||
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== Imine Reduction (Gabi Gryc) == | |||
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== Gabriel Synthesis (Caleb Lee) == | |||
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Latest revision as of 19:22, 14 May 2018
N-ethylcyclohexanimine (Maverick Zhang)
Cyclohexanone reacts with ethanamine in acidic condition to form N-ethylcyclohexanimine.
N-methyl-1-phenylmethanamine (Michael Hewitt)
Enamine formation (Edward Lopatto)
Reaction of a second-degree amine with a ketone to form an enamine.
Butanamine (Matthew Palmeri)
Formation of Amine from Nitro group (Kelsey Zhang)
The formation of Amine from Nitro group with Tin in acidic condition
2-aminobutanal (Mikayla Kricfalusi)
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Second synthesis of 2-aminobutanal (Mikayla Kricfalusi)
Strecker Synthesis (Matthew Record)
Aniline synthesis from chlorobenzene (Jacob Morsch)
Imine Reduction (Gabi Gryc)
Gabriel Synthesis (Caleb Lee)
