1 methyl ethyne reacted with i(HBr,) ii(Mg(0), THF, acetone)

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The reaction of 1-methyl ethyne with HBr results in the formation of a bromoalkene due to the addition of Br across the triple bond. The Grignard reagent, generated from Mg(0) in THF, reacts with acetone to produce a tertiary alcohol. The final product is identified as 2-pentane-4-ol. Confirmation of this product is sought, indicating a need for peer validation. The discussion highlights the importance of understanding reaction mechanisms in organic chemistry.
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I get that the Br will attach to the triple bond creating a double bond and a Br at the end. I get the gringard reagent but what will the acetone do?

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I believe I got it it is 2 pentane-4-ol. If anyone would like to confirm that it would be great.
 
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