How can you obtain 2-methyl-propan-2-ol using grignard reagent?

Can you please explain the procedure or the method by which I can solve similar compounds... There is a trick to find the actual compound so please can you elaborate it ..It will be very helpful to me.

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first of all me.mag. bromide is grignard reagent
and react with acetaldehyde or ethanal to give a complex and then hydrolysed in presence of acid.

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How can you obtain 2-methyl-propan-2-ol using grignard reagent? Can you please explain the procedure or the method by which I can solve similar compounds... There is a trick to find the actual compound so please can you elaborate it ..It will be very helpful to me.

first of all me.mag. bromide is grignard reagent and react with acetaldehyde or ethanal to give a complex and then hydrolysed in presence of acid.

How can you obtain 2-methyl-propan-2-ol using grignard reagent?

Can you please explain the procedure or the method by which I can solve similar compounds... There is a trick to find the actual compound so please can you elaborate it ..It will be very helpful to me.

first of all me.mag. bromide is grignard reagent
and react with acetaldehyde or ethanal to give a complex and then hydrolysed in presence of acid.