Below is a mechanism that represents the following single reaction sequence: a certain alcohol undergoes acid- catalyzed dehydration (conversion that involves the loss of water from the reacting molecule or ion) to form an alkene product. Write the IUPAC name of the product. Include E/Z stereochemistry. Hint: Name of the substituent of the product is similar to that of reactant. * H :ÖH :0: HLösÖH 1-phenylpropanol oxonium ion H H HỘH Carbocation stabilised by resonance loss of water benzylic carbocation organic product + H-B Alkene formed proton abstraction

Below is a mechanism that represents the following single reaction sequence: a certain alcohol undergoes acid- catalyzed dehydration (conversion that involves the loss of water from the reacting molecule or ion) to form an alkene product. Write the IUPAC name of the product. Include E/Z stereochemistry. Hint: Name of the substituent of the product is similar to that of reactant. * H :ÖH :0: HLösÖH 1-phenylpropanol oxonium ion H H HỘH Carbocation stabilised by resonance loss of water benzylic carbocation organic product + H-B Alkene formed proton abstraction

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