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Chapter 23: Q28E (page 783)

Based on your answers to Problem 23-27, predict the dehydration product for each reaction and provide the mechanism.

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The products are formed by dehydration reaction.

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Product formed in reaction (a)

The product formed from the reaction (a) is,

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Product formed in reaction (b)

The product formed from the reaction (b) is,

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Product formed in reaction (c)

The product formed from the reaction (c) is,

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Product formed in reaction (d)

The product formed from the reaction (d) is,

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