Draw the mechanism for the reaction you completed in lab starting with the Grignard reagent as one of the starting materials based off of this overall reaction 1st Reaction. Formation of the Grignard ReagentBrMg-Mg-BrEther, A2nd Reaction. Formation of the Final ProductHCIOHCIMgBro-ob=ofo--Mg-Br+Ether, A

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1st Reaction. Formation of the Grignard Reagent Br Mg -Mg-Br Ether, A 2nd Reaction. Formation of the Final Product HCI OH CIMgBr o-ob=ofo- -Mg-Br+ Ether, A

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Draw the mechanism for the reaction you completed in lab starting with the Grignard reagent as one of the starting materials based off of this overall reaction

1st Reaction. Formation of the Grignard Reagent
Br
Mg
-Mg-Br
Ether, A
2nd Reaction. Formation of the Final Product
HCI
OH
CIMgBr
o-ob=ofo-
-Mg-Br+
Ether, A

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