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![**Chemical Reaction Identification Task**
**Instructions:**
Complete the following reaction by writing the name of the product.
**Reaction Details:**
Reactants:
- A cyclohexanone derivative with a methyl group at the 2nd position (\(\ce{CH3}\))
- Molecular Hydrogen (\(\ce{H2}\))
Catalyst:
- Nickel (Ni) or Platinum (Pt)
**Reaction Scheme:**
\[ \ce{CH3}\]
(pictured as a hexagon with a double-bonded oxygen at one carbon and a single-bonded methyl group off an adjacent carbon)
\[
\begin{array}{c}
+ \ \ce{H2}\\
\text{Ni or Pt} \rightarrow
\end{array}
\ \]
(Product?)
**Submission Box:**
[Input field for answer]
**Options:**
- Submit Answer
- Retry Entire Group (8 more group attempts remaining)
**Notes:**
- Utilize the provided references to access important values for the reaction.
- Carefully determine the product name resulting from the reduction of the cyclic ketone.
**Button Descriptions:**
- **Submit Answer:** Click this button after you have typed the name of the product.
- **Retry Entire Group:** Click this button if you need to make another attempt. You have a total of 8 attempts remaining.
**Additional Support:**
- You may refer to the course materials or online resources for guidance on reaction mechanisms and product identification.
**Assessment Criteria:**
- Correct identification and naming of the product formed from the hydrogenation of the given reactant.
Submit your answers to complete the exercise and test your understanding of organic chemistry reactions.
---
**Graph/Diagram Explanation:**
- Diagram depicts a six-sided ring structure representing cyclohexanone with a methyl group attached to one carbon (specifically in the 2nd position relative to the oxygen).
- The plus symbol (\(+\)) indicates the addition of reactants.
- The molecular hydrogen (\(\ce{H2}\)) is shown as a reactant.
- The arrow (\(\rightarrow\)) signifies the chemical reaction leading to the product.
- The catalyst options, Nickel (Ni) or Platinum (Pt), are written above the arrow.
This visual representation helps in understanding the chemical reaction process and the transformation of reactants into the product using a catalyst.](/v2/_next/image?url=https%3A%2F%2Fcontent.bartleby.com%2Fqna-images%2Fquestion%2Fb0909aff-7f0e-425c-86f8-f2a6677ec96a%2F166d9a60-c778-4247-8225-a3dd73cf2cde%2Fcvp4agh_processed.jpeg&w=3840&q=75)
Transcribed Image Text:**Chemical Reaction Identification Task**
**Instructions:**
Complete the following reaction by writing the name of the product.
**Reaction Details:**
Reactants:
- A cyclohexanone derivative with a methyl group at the 2nd position (\(\ce{CH3}\))
- Molecular Hydrogen (\(\ce{H2}\))
Catalyst:
- Nickel (Ni) or Platinum (Pt)
**Reaction Scheme:**
\[ \ce{CH3}\]
(pictured as a hexagon with a double-bonded oxygen at one carbon and a single-bonded methyl group off an adjacent carbon)
\[
\begin{array}{c}
+ \ \ce{H2}\\
\text{Ni or Pt} \rightarrow
\end{array}
\ \]
(Product?)
**Submission Box:**
[Input field for answer]
**Options:**
- Submit Answer
- Retry Entire Group (8 more group attempts remaining)
**Notes:**
- Utilize the provided references to access important values for the reaction.
- Carefully determine the product name resulting from the reduction of the cyclic ketone.
**Button Descriptions:**
- **Submit Answer:** Click this button after you have typed the name of the product.
- **Retry Entire Group:** Click this button if you need to make another attempt. You have a total of 8 attempts remaining.
**Additional Support:**
- You may refer to the course materials or online resources for guidance on reaction mechanisms and product identification.
**Assessment Criteria:**
- Correct identification and naming of the product formed from the hydrogenation of the given reactant.
Submit your answers to complete the exercise and test your understanding of organic chemistry reactions.
---
**Graph/Diagram Explanation:**
- Diagram depicts a six-sided ring structure representing cyclohexanone with a methyl group attached to one carbon (specifically in the 2nd position relative to the oxygen).
- The plus symbol (\(+\)) indicates the addition of reactants.
- The molecular hydrogen (\(\ce{H2}\)) is shown as a reactant.
- The arrow (\(\rightarrow\)) signifies the chemical reaction leading to the product.
- The catalyst options, Nickel (Ni) or Platinum (Pt), are written above the arrow.
This visual representation helps in understanding the chemical reaction process and the transformation of reactants into the product using a catalyst.
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