List two classes of compounds (by class I mean molecules that contain a like functional group) th...
List two classes of compounds (by class I mean molecules that contain a like functional group) that are incompatible (in other words destroys the Grignard) with the Grignard reagent.
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Two classes of compounds that are incompatible with Grignard reagents are
1. CO2H this is the carboxylic acid group
2. CONH-R this is the amides group
There are other class of compounds which are incompatible such as
-OH (alcohol group ) and NH2 (amine group )
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