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what and how is grignard reagent formed​

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Answered by Anonymous
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A Grignard reagent is formed from the binding of a metal to a carbon atom in an alkyl group. An alkyl group contains a carbon and a hydrogen atom. When it is attached to a halogen atom, they can be used to make Grignard reagents

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✍A Grignard reagent is formed from the binding of a metal to a carbon atom in an alkyl group. An alkyl group contains a carbon and a hydrogen atom. When it is attached to a halogen atom, they can be used to make Grignard reagents

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