2. Grignard reagents are sources of "carbanion", a potent base and nucleophile. Write a reaction that shows what happens when methyl magnesium iodide is reacted with a) water, and b) formaldehyde. Show the products expected before any acidification of the reaction product.

2. Grignard reagents are sources of "carbanion", a potent base and nucleophile. Write a reaction that shows what happens when methyl magnesium iodide is reacted with a) water, and b) formaldehyde. Show the products expected before any acidification of the reaction product.

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2. Grignard reagents are sources of "“carbanion", a potent base and nucleophile. Write a reaction that shows
what happens when methyl magnesium iodide is reacted with a) water, and b) formaldehyde. Show the
products expected before any acidification of the reaction product.

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