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Learning Objectives

At the end of this simulation, you will be able to:

Exhibit a thorough comprehension of nucleophilic addition reactions.
Offer an introduction along with instances illustrating nucleophilic addition to carbonyl groups.
Illustrate the mechanistic pathways accurately for frequently encountered nucleophilic addition reactions.
Showcase an in-depth grasp of the Grignard reaction.
Elaborate on the specific functions of each reagent employed in the Grignard reaction.
Articulate the intricacy of Grignard reaction conditions and the ability to adapt procedures accordingly.
Acquire both knowledge and hands-on proficiency in fundamental laboratory techniques.

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