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What is the key bond being formed in a Grignard reaction? A. Carbon-Magnesium B. Magnesium-Bromine C. Carbon-Carbon D. Carbon-Oxygen

What is the key bond being formed in a Grignard reaction? A. Carbon-Magnesium B. Magnesium-Bromine C. Carbon-Carbon D. Carbon-Oxygen
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What is the key bond being formed in a Grignard reaction? A. Carbon-Magnesium B. Magnesium-Bromine

C. Carbon-Carbon D. Carbon-Oxygen

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Answer:

carbon-magnesium

Step-by-step explanation:

H3C - Mg - Br

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