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Question 87

Cyclohexanol can be dehydrated in the presence of an acid catalyst to produce cyclohexene and water.

cyclohexanol→cyclohexene+water \text{cyclohexanol} \rightarrow \text{cyclohexene} + \text{water} cyclohexanol→cyclohexene+water

Calculate the maximum mass of cyclohexene that could be produced when 350 g of cyclohexanol is dehydrated in this reaction. (relative formula masses: cyclohexanol = 100, cyclohexene = 82)

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