## Hydrogenation/Reduction Reaction ### Objective: Demonstrate the transformation of a compound through a hydrogenation/reduction reaction by: 1. Drawing the structures of the reactant and product. 2. Providing IUPAC names for both the reactant and the product. 3. Presenting molecular formulas for the reactant and the product. ### Compound Information: #### Reactant: - **Structure:** The reactant is a six-membered cyclic compound with a carbonyl group (C=O). It is hexagonal in shape and represents cyclohexanone. - **IUPAC Name:** Cyclohexanone - **Molecular Formula:** C₆H₁₀O #### Reaction Arrow: - **Description:** Dashed arrow indicating the transformation process from reactant to product. #### Product: - Structure not provided in the image, but it is the expected reduced form of the reactant. ### Explanation: The diagram illustrates the starting compound, cyclohexanone, ready for hydrogenation/reduction. The task involves predicting the resulting structure and its chemical properties after the reaction has occurred.

## Hydrogenation/Reduction Reaction ### Objective: Demonstrate the transformation of a compound through a hydrogenation/reduction reaction by: 1. Drawing the structures of the reactant and product. 2. Providing IUPAC names for both the reactant and the product. 3. Presenting molecular formulas for the reactant and the product. ### Compound Information: #### Reactant: - Structure: The reactant is a six-membered cyclic compound with a carbonyl group (C=O). It is hexagonal in shape and represents cyclohexanone. - IUPAC Name: Cyclohexanone - Molecular Formula: C₆H₁₀O #### Reaction Arrow: - Description: Dashed arrow indicating the transformation process from reactant to product. #### Product: - Structure not provided in the image, but it is the expected reduced form of the reactant. ### Explanation: The diagram illustrates the starting compound, cyclohexanone, ready for hydrogenation/reduction. The task involves predicting the resulting structure and its chemical properties after the reaction has occurred.

Chemistry

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## Hydrogenation/Reduction Reaction

### Objective:
Demonstrate the transformation of a compound through a hydrogenation/reduction reaction by:

1. Drawing the structures of the reactant and product.
2. Providing IUPAC names for both the reactant and the product.
3. Presenting molecular formulas for the reactant and the product.

### Compound Information:

#### Reactant:
- **Structure:** The reactant is a six-membered cyclic compound with a carbonyl group (C=O). It is hexagonal in shape and represents cyclohexanone.
- **IUPAC Name:** Cyclohexanone
- **Molecular Formula:** C₆H₁₀O

#### Reaction Arrow:
- **Description:** Dashed arrow indicating the transformation process from reactant to product.

#### Product:
- Structure not provided in the image, but it is the expected reduced form of the reactant.

### Explanation:
The diagram illustrates the starting compound, cyclohexanone, ready for hydrogenation/reduction. The task involves predicting the resulting structure and its chemical properties after the reaction has occurred.

Expert Solution

Step 1

Ketones are organic compounds containing a C=O group bonded with C on each side. They can be easily reduced by hydrogen in the presence of a catalyst like Pd on C catalyst.