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How would you accomplish the following syntheses? You may use any specialized organic reagents, inorganic reagents and solvents that you need. Utilize the given starting materials.

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A dehydration reaction is the reaction where water is eliminated from the reacting molecule, it is the reverse of a hydration reaction. Dehydrating agents commonly used are concentrated sulfuric acid and alumina.
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