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A Grignard reagent reacting with methanal gives which type of alcohol?
APrimary
BTertiary
CPhenolic
DSecondary
Answer & Solution
Correct answer: A. Primary
Methanal gives a primary alcohol, other aldehydes a secondary one and ketones a tertiary one.
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