For the Grignard reaction, which of the following is true for the first step starting with 2-bromopropane and magnesium in ether? The intermediate formed is radical on C2 (secondary radical). There is a heterolytic bond breaking between C2 and Br of the C2-Br bond. At the same time, the bond between C2-Br breaks homolytically and the bromine radical (B) Reacts with one electron of the magnesium (Mg Two electrons of the magnesium (Me) reacts with the bromide (Be) formed There is a homolytic bond breaking between C2 and Br of the C2-Br bond which rests in the formation of bromide Br-)

For the Grignard reaction, which of the following is true for the first step starting with 2-bromopropane and magnesium in ether? The intermediate formed is radical on C2 (secondary radical). There is a heterolytic bond breaking between C2 and Br of the C2-Br bond. At the same time, the bond between C2-Br breaks homolytically and the bromine radical (B) Reacts with one electron of the magnesium (Mg Two electrons of the magnesium (Me) reacts with the bromide (Be) formed There is a homolytic bond breaking between C2 and Br of the C2-Br bond which rests in the formation of bromide Br-)

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Chapter10: Gas Chromatography: Analyzing Alkene Isomers

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