Dehydration of Alcohols

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[@dylanyoung9948]

but how can you tell which isomer is more likely to form in the dehydration of an alcohol?

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Thanks. It may be old but the chemistry hasn’t changed 😊

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[@MaChemGuy]

Great suggestion, many thanks. All videos have now been renamed. Good luck with your exams!!

[@user-xe7tr9mk6w]

7:29 But I thought you cant rotate it due to the pi bond?

[@MaChemGuy]

Shakalaka Shah Both isomers form separately i.e. No rotation

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do we need to know about esterification in the new spec for AS sir?

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