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Transcribed Image Text:QUESTION 20
Consider the dehydration reaction using the starting material shown below to answer questions 20-23.
HO
Dehydration
Which reagent(s) are required to perform a dehydration reaction?
a. heat, NaOH
O b. HCI
OC. H2SO4
O d. H2SO4, heat
O e. NaH
O f. NaOH
Og. H20
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