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A reaction of 1-bromopropane with NaOH and then PCC to form propanal[[File:Propanal (Nora Liu).png|880px]]
A reaction of 1-bromopropane with NaOH and then PCC to form propanal[[File:Propanal (Nora Liu).png|880px]]
== addition of Grignards to Aldehydes (Tyria Heath) ==
[[File:Addition_of_grignards_to_aldehydes_(Tyria_Heath).png|1000px]]
== Butanal (Hailey / Yingqian Qin) ==
A reaction of butanol with chromium trioxide and pyridine to form butanal.
[[File:Butanal.png|1000px]]
== Rosenmund Reduction (Abena Afari) ==
An example of a Rosenmund reduction, where hydrogenation of acyl chlorides gives aldehydes. In this case, 2-naphthoyl chloride is reduced to 2-naphthaldehyde. [[File:Rosenmund_Reduction.png|600px]]
== Formation of 2-methoxybenzaldehyde: George Kaslow  ==
[[File:Anisole_to_2-methoxybenzaldehyde.png|1000px]]
== Kiliani-Fischer Synthesis (Dong Jin Matthew Park) ==
[[File:WIKI-4-2.png|800px]]

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Propanal (Nora Liu)

A reaction of 1-bromopropane with NaOH and then PCC to form propanal

addition of Grignards to Aldehydes (Tyria Heath)

Butanal (Hailey / Yingqian Qin)

A reaction of butanol with chromium trioxide and pyridine to form butanal.

Rosenmund Reduction (Abena Afari)

An example of a Rosenmund reduction, where hydrogenation of acyl chlorides gives aldehydes. In this case, 2-naphthoyl chloride is reduced to 2-naphthaldehyde.

Formation of 2-methoxybenzaldehyde: George Kaslow

Kiliani-Fischer Synthesis (Dong Jin Matthew Park)