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Question

Three alkenes are produced when the following seven-membered ring alcohol is dehydrated. Propose a mechanism to explain how they are formed.

Dehydration reaction of a seven-membered ring alcohol producing three alkenes.

Accepted Answer

Stepwise mechanism of dehydration reaction illustrating formation of alkenes from a seven-membered ring alcohol.

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Mechanism of dehydration reaction showing steps to form three alkenes from a seven-membered ring alcohol.

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Detailed mechanism of dehydration reaction with arrows indicating electron movement to form alkenes.

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Visual representation of dehydration mechanism showing electron flow and product formation from a seven-membered ring.