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Grignard reagent plus CO2, then acid: change in chain length?
AOne carbon less
BSame length
CTwo carbons more
DOne carbon more
Answer & Solution
Correct answer: D. One carbon more
CO2 adds one new carbon as the carboxyl group, so the series is ascended by one carbon.
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