2. Dehydration Mechanisms! a. Please draw the reaction mechanism for the following E2 reaction and predict the product(s). Please identify each elementary step and identify the nucleophile and electrophile where applicable. OH H-O-SO,H

2. Dehydration Mechanisms! a. Please draw the reaction mechanism for the following E2 reaction and predict the product(s). Please identify each elementary step and identify the nucleophile and electrophile where applicable. OH H-O-SO,H

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Chapter8: Haloalkanes, Halogenation, And Radical Reactions

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Draw the reaction mechanism of the following E2 reaction and predict the products. Identify each elementary step and identify the electrophile and the nucleophile where possible.

**2. Dehydration Mechanisms!**

a. Please draw the reaction mechanism for the following E2 reaction and predict the product(s). Please identify each elementary step and identify the nucleophile and electrophile where applicable.

The image shows a cyclohexanol molecule with the hydroxyl group (OH) reacting with sulfuric acid (H-OSO3H) under heat (Δ) to undergo dehydration in an E2 mechanism.

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