Match the following descriptions to the correct type of reaction. There are two answers that not be used. Oxidation of alcohols Dehydration of alcohols product is an aldehyde or ketone removing water (H2O) from an alcohol removing two hydrogen atoms from an alcohol I product is an alkene Possible answers adding water across a double bond in an alkene require an oxidizing agent [O] as a catalyst require a reducing agent [H] as a catalyst often use an acid catalyst such as H+ or H2SO4 ::::

Match the following descriptions to the correct type of reaction. There are two answers that not be used. Oxidation of alcohols Dehydration of alcohols product is an aldehyde or ketone removing water (H2O) from an alcohol removing two hydrogen atoms from an alcohol I product is an alkene Possible answers adding water across a double bond in an alkene require an oxidizing agent [O] as a catalyst require a reducing agent [H] as a catalyst often use an acid catalyst such as H+ or H2SO4 ::::

Organic Chemistry: A Guided Inquiry

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ISBN:9780618974122

Author:Andrei Straumanis

Publisher:Andrei Straumanis

Chapter13: Substitution

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