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Hydroboration Oxidation

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Number of moles ( $x$ ) of Grignard reagent consumed in the given reaction.

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2

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3

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4

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5

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Solution

The correct option is C 4
Grignard reagent $R M g X$ has $R^{⊝}$ as nucleophile which attacks on Electrohphilic carbonyl carbon.
In the above reaction mechanism, $4$ moles of $C H_{3} M g I$ consumed.
Thus, $x = 4$ mole.

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