1. Draw curved arrow(s) to show how the alcohol reacts with phosphoric acid.2. Draw curved arrow(s) to show how this intermediate reacts.3. Draw curved arrow(s) to show the ring, expanding for me 5-membered ring to a 6-membered ring through an alkyl shift.4. Draw the coral cat ion, any necessary, missing, hydrogens, and curved arrows to show how th

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1. Draw curved arrow(s) to show how the alcohol reacts with phosphoric acid.

2. Draw curved arrow(s) to show how this intermediate reacts.

3. Draw curved arrow(s) to show the ring, expanding for me 5-membered ring to a 6-membered ring through an alkyl shift.

4. Draw the coral cat ion, any necessary, missing, hydrogens, and curved arrows to show how the cation reacts with water.

5. Draw the major organic product of this reaction pathway.

1. Draw curved arrow(s) to show the interaction of the alcohol with sulfuric acid.

2. Draw curved arrow(s) to show how water leaves.

3. Draw curved arrows to show how the carbo cation rearranges. You may have to draw a missing hydrogen.

4. Draw curved arrows to show the conversion of the cat ion to an alkene. You will have to draw any missing hydrogen.

5. draw the major organic product of the reaction. Do not draw any byproducts.

$$ \rightarrow $ (1) Draw curved arrow(s) to show the interaction of the alcohol with sulfuric acid.$

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