In the acid catalyzed dehydration of an alcohol, the acid catalyst
A) removes an hydrogen atom from -OH the to form an intermediate.
B) removes the -OH to form water.
C) protonates the intermediate to form the product.
D) protonates the -OH to form an intermediate.
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