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Original post by GabiAbi84
To make alkenes you dehydrate alcohols using acid catalysts,
To hydrate alkenes you can use the same type of catalyst to produce alcohols
To hydrate alkenes you can use the same type of catalyst to produce alcohols
So dehydrate alchol using h2so4 gives alkene
Original post by Jshek
So dehydrate alchol using h2so4 gives alkene
Then add h2so4 to but-2-ene to hydrate it into buta-2ol correct ?
Original post by Jshek
Then add h2so4 to but-2-ene to hydrate it into buta-2ol correct ?
You add H2O to but-2-ene to hydrate it using h2so4 as a catalyst giving you butan-2-ol
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