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Study dehydration synthesis and hydrolysis. Why are these reactions called dehydration synthesis if dehydration means to...

  1. Study dehydration synthesis and hydrolysis. Why are these reactions called dehydration synthesis if dehydration means to remove water and synthesis means to build? What do you think happens to large molecules during hydrolysis reactions?

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