How can sulfuric acid be a reagent for both the conversion of cyclohexanol to cy

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How can sulfuric acid be a reagent for both the conversion of cyclohexanol to cyclohexene and for the conversion of cyclohexene to cyclohexanol? A catalyst for the forward reaction is also a catalyst for the reverse reaction. The desired product can be obtained by manipulating the equilibrium, for instance, by removing components like water or the alkene during the course of the reaction. Both of the above statements are true. It can't. This is a conspiracy perpetrated by the scientific community on the general public, enabled by multinational conglomerates controlled by offshore shell corporations outside of the bounds of regulation, oversight, and media scrutiny.

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D) it can't.

conversion of cyclohexene from cyclohexanol is only possible with H2SO4. No reverse reaction is allowed

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