in one another (like dissolves like)OH makes them polar and since water is also polar, they arAlcohols are soluble in water. They are soluble in water19. Are alcohols soluble or insoluble in water?Carboxylic acids*both at could furthea.b.H₂SO4,180°CHHb. 2 ketonealderOH4. Based on Zaitsev's rule, write the major/minor products, as well as the side product, forthe following dehydration reaction of alcohols and label the major product.5. First indicate the classification of alcohol (primary, secondary or tertiary), then using theclassification, draw the aldehyde, ketone, carboxylic acid or no product formed whenmost oxidation reactionsthe following alcohols are mildly oxidized. *keep in mind there is a byproduct of water inHOH-C-C-C-HH H HOHClassify the alcohol: 1°, 2° or 3⁰-90Classify the alcohol: 1°, 2° or 3⁰a.RES[0]IDT[o]OXA6. In the following structure list all 7 of the functional groups present.

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4. Based on Zaitsev's rule, write the major/minor products, as well as the side product, for the following dehydration reaction of alcohols and label the major product. OH H₂SO4 180°C

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