For the average Organic Chemistry I class, what reagents/solvents should be used when performing these types...

For the average Organic Chemistry I class, what reagents/solvents should be used when performing these types of mechanisms?

MECHANISM:	REMOVING OR ADDING:
DEHYDRATION	REMOVING H2O
DEHYDROHALOGENATION	REMOVING H-X
DEHALOGENATION	REMOVING X2
DEHYDROGENATION	REMOVING H2
HYDRATION	ADDING H20
HYDROHALOGENATION	ADDING H-X
HALOGENATION	ADDING X2
HYDROGENATION	ADDING H2

Please create a 3rd column for reagents/solvents.

Please add easy to understand explanation.

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