Show two different versions of the mechanisms for the addition of a Grignard reagent (PhMgCl) to acetone. Stop at the alkoxide stage and be sure to show the cation. A. The classical "arrow-pushing" mechanism (HINT: use to show electron movement) B. The single-electron transfer (SET) mechanism (HINT: use to show electron movement)

Show two different versions of the mechanisms for the addition of a Grignard reagent (PhMgCl) to acetone. Stop at the alkoxide stage and be sure to show the cation. A. The classical "arrow-pushing" mechanism (HINT: use to show electron movement) B. The single-electron transfer (SET) mechanism (HINT: use to show electron movement)

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