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`R - X + Mg overset("ether". Delta)(to) overset(delta-)( R) - overset(delta+)(Mg) X`
Grignand reagent may be prepared from `1^@, 2^@` and ` 3^@` halides as well as from Vinyl and Aryl halide, vicinal dihalides are those halides which contain acidic tail do not form Grignand reagent.

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