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6. At high temperatures, alkanes can undergo dehydrogentation to produce alkenes. This reaction is used industrially to prepare ethylene while simultaneously serving as a source of hydrogen gas. Explain why dehydrogenation only works at high temperatures using approximately 20 words or less. (5 poin

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6. At high temperatures, alkanes can undergo dehydrogentation to produce alkenes. This reaction is u...