The dehydration of compound A produces many different products. One of the products formed is compound G. Can you figure out the mechanism? The mechanism proceeds through five intermediates (compounds B-F). Sort the intermediates according to the reaction mechanism which includes a methyl shift, a hydride shift and a resonance structure. Note: treat resonance structures as individual steps. Compound II Compound IV Compound II Compound I Compound V Your answer H,SO, compound A OH compound G intermediates OH, II ||

The dehydration of compound A produces many different products. One of the products formed is compound G. Can you figure out the mechanism? The mechanism proceeds through five intermediates (compounds B-F). Sort the intermediates according to the reaction mechanism which includes a methyl shift, a hydride shift and a resonance structure. Note: treat resonance structures as individual steps. Compound II Compound IV Compound II Compound I Compound V Your answer H,SO, compound A OH compound G intermediates OH, II ||

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