None Which of the following compounds CANNOT undergo dehydration in the presence of base?Selectall that apply.►OH☐OHہو.OH☐OH

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Chapter22: Substituted Hydrocarbons And Their Reactions

Section22.3: Carbonyl Compounds

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Which of the following compounds CANNOT undergo dehydration in the presence of base? Select all that apply. ► OH ☐ OH ہو. OH ☐ OH