li 3-methylbutanal Route A 1-chloropropane Et₂O + Mg MgCl propylmagnesium chloride i) Eto ii) H₂O OH 2-methylheptan-4-01 NaOCI i 2-methylheptan-4-one i) Et₂O ii) H₂O Route B 1-chloro-2-methylpropane CIMG + Mg Et₂0 isobutylmagnesium chloride butanal 2) Assume both approaches were similar yielding: what would make one approach superior over the other if this experiment was being done in a small lab on the ~5g scale? What about if you had to do this reaction on the 100 kg scale in a pilot chemical plant?

li 3-methylbutanal Route A 1-chloropropane Et₂O + Mg MgCl propylmagnesium chloride i) Eto ii) H₂O OH 2-methylheptan-4-01 NaOCI i 2-methylheptan-4-one i) Et₂O ii) H₂O Route B 1-chloro-2-methylpropane CIMG + Mg Et₂0 isobutylmagnesium chloride butanal 2) Assume both approaches were similar yielding: what would make one approach superior over the other if this experiment was being done in a small lab on the ~5g scale? What about if you had to do this reaction on the 100 kg scale in a pilot chemical plant?

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