4. Discussion: Type your answer to this question on a separate sheet and staple it to this report form. a. Ethanol is present in technical-grade diethyl ether. If this grade of diethyl ether were used, what effect, if any, would the ethyl alcohol have on a Grignard reagent used? Explain using a chemical equation using methylmagnesium bromide as example. b. Explain why the following reaction is unsuccessful. Mg MgCl ether NH2 NH2

4. Discussion: Type your answer to this question on a separate sheet and staple it to this report form. a. Ethanol is present in technical-grade diethyl ether. If this grade of diethyl ether were used, what effect, if any, would the ethyl alcohol have on a Grignard reagent used? Explain using a chemical equation using methylmagnesium bromide as example. b. Explain why the following reaction is unsuccessful. Mg MgCl ether NH2 NH2

Macroscale and Microscale Organic Experiments

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Chapter38: Grignard Synthesis Of Triphenylmethanol And Benzoic Acid

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