II. Working backwards to the original carbonyl compound and Grignard Reagent. Worked Example Look at the carbon where the "OH group is bonded and sever the bond between it and the next- door neighbor carbon. The side of this bond with the "OH group was the original carbonyl compound, and the other side was the Grignard. h. HO B ||· ||- e MgBr MgBr MgBr For each of the following alcohols, identify the new C-C bonds and work backwards to the starting carbonyl compound and Grignard reagent as was done in the worked example. НО ~

II. Working backwards to the original carbonyl compound and Grignard Reagent. Worked Example Look at the carbon where the "OH group is bonded and sever the bond between it and the next- door neighbor carbon. The side of this bond with the "OH group was the original carbonyl compound, and the other side was the Grignard. h. HO B ||· ||- e MgBr MgBr MgBr For each of the following alcohols, identify the new C-C bonds and work backwards to the starting carbonyl compound and Grignard reagent as was done in the worked example. НО ~

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Look at the carbon where the ~OH group is bonded and sever the bond between it and the next-
door neighbor carbon. The side of this bond with the ~OH group was the original carbonyl
compound, and the other side was the Grignard.
B
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OH
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B
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HO
For each of the following alcohols, identify the new C-C bonds and work backwards to the
starting carbonyl compound and Grignard reagent as was done in the worked example.
CH₂CH3
|||C
MgBr
OH
MgBr
MgBr

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