Provide the organometallic reagent that is needed to perform the transformation shown below. The reagent should be formatted as LiR or BrMgR, where R is an alkyl group written as a Condensed Formula. Do not use subscripts. (Use the Reagent Cabinet List as a reference for correct formatting of your answer.) ОН

Provide the organometallic reagent that is needed to perform the transformation shown below. The reagent should be formatted as LiR or BrMgR, where R is an alkyl group written as a Condensed Formula. Do not use subscripts. (Use the Reagent Cabinet List as a reference for correct formatting of your answer.) ОН

Organic Chemistry

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Chapter16: Aldehydes And Ketones

Section: Chapter Questions

Problem 16.63P

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