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| == Acetophenone (Kelsey Zhang) ==
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| [[File: Oxidation_of_alcohol_to_ketone_by_oxidant_Cr.png|1100px]]
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| oxidation of alcohol to ketone by oxidant Cr
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| == Converting an Ester to Ketone (Gretchen Schreiner) ==
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| The ester in ethyl 4-methoxybenzoate is converted to a ketone via protonation, conversion into an acyl chloride, and nucleophilic attack by EtMgBr.[[File:Chem_222_Wiki_2_Ketone_Gretchen_Schreiner.png|800px]]
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| == butan-2-one (Maverick Zhang) ==
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| [[File:Ketone.png|1100px]]
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| But-1-yne reacts with water and sulfuric acid to form butan-2-one.
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| == Butan-2-one (conversion of nitrile to ketone) (Raghu Inturi) ==
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| [[File:Grignard_Ketone_synthesis.png]]
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| Using a Grignard Reagent such as MgBr and water, acetonitrile is converted to butan-2-one.
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| == Acetone (Imany Noel) ==
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| Oxidation of an alcohol to a ketone.
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| == Formation of ketone from beta-ketoester by decarboxylation (Kelsey Zhang) ==
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| [[File: Ketone_from_ketoester.png|1100px]]
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| == Chalcone (Maverick) ==
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| [[File: Chalcone.png|900px]]
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| == Claisen Condensation (Matthew Record) ==
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| [[File:Claisen_condensation.png|1100px]]
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| == N-methyl-2-bromopyridinium iodide reacts with NaOH to give N-methyl-2-pyridone (Grace Park) ==
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| == Friedyl-Crafts Alkylation (Gabi Gryc) ==
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| [[File:Friedyl Crafts Acylation.png|1000px]]
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