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When an aldehyde reacts with a Grignard reagent, what type of alcohol is typically formed?

Options

  1. APrimary alcohol
  2. BSecondary alcohol
  3. CTertiary alcohol
  4. DQuaternary alcohol

Correct answer

B. Secondary alcohol

Step-by-step solution

Aldehydes react to form secondary alcohols.

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