22. Explain why the following compound cannot be converted to a Grignard reagent. How would you resolve this problem? & Br O A dimer would form; treat C=0 with diol in acid Mg would react with C=O; treat C=0 with diol in acid A dimer would form; treat Br with diol in acid Mg would react with C=0; treat Br with diol in acid MgBr

22. Explain why the following compound cannot be converted to a Grignard reagent. How would you resolve this problem? & Br O A dimer would form; treat C=0 with diol in acid Mg would react with C=O; treat C=0 with diol in acid A dimer would form; treat Br with diol in acid Mg would react with C=0; treat Br with diol in acid MgBr

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