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Draw the major organic product formed by heating the following quaternary ammonium hydroxide salt.

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When quaternary ammonium hydroxide salt is heated, it produces alkene (general formula CnH2n), water (H2O) and tertiary amine, this happens under an E2 type elimination reaction.

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