Write equations and answer questions for the following: Step 1: conversion of 1-bromobutane into a Grignard reagent. o Step 2: reaction of the Grignard reagent with the ketone to form an alkoxide salt. Identify the nucleophile (and its nucleophilic site) and electrophile (and its electrophilic site) in this reaction. O Step 3: protonation of the alkoxide salt using ammonium chloride as the proton source. Identify the acid and base in this reaction. o Write the net reaction.

Write equations and answer questions for the following: Step 1: conversion of 1-bromobutane into a Grignard reagent. o Step 2: reaction of the Grignard reagent with the ketone to form an alkoxide salt. Identify the nucleophile (and its nucleophilic site) and electrophile (and its electrophilic site) in this reaction. O Step 3: protonation of the alkoxide salt using ammonium chloride as the proton source. Identify the acid and base in this reaction. o Write the net reaction.

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