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Using a hydrogen-palladium catalyst in the presence of quinoline reduces the alkyne to an alkene and forms a cis product.
Using a hydrogen-palladium catalyst in the presence of quinoline reduces the alkyne to an alkene and forms a cis product.
== Diels-Alder Reaction (Ed Lopatto) ==
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== Dehydration of Alcohol (Yeaseul Kim) ==
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== Aldol Condensation Bretta McCall[[File:Aldolcondsn.png]] ==
Cyclic aldol condensation
== Michael Hewitt Lindlar Reduction ==
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Wittig Reaction (Matthew Palmeri)

Halogenated hydrocarbon elimination (Suze Jiang)

Ketone to Alkene: Formation of N,_N,_1-trimethylethenamine (Yuwei Pan)

Crossed Aldol (Christine Solomon)

Hydrogenation of an Alkyne to an Alkene (Madison Wardlaw)

Using a hydrogen-palladium catalyst in the presence of quinoline reduces the alkyne to an alkene and forms a cis product.

Diels-Alder Reaction (Ed Lopatto)

Dehydration of Alcohol (Yeaseul Kim)

Aldol Condensation Bretta McCall

Cyclic aldol condensation

Michael Hewitt Lindlar Reduction