What Is the Expected Product of a Grignard Reaction with Atmospheric Oxygen?

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[Chemistry] Grignard Lab question

Hello, can someone please kindly me help me with this question? :confused:

What would be the expected product if the Grignard reagent prepared is reacted with atompsheric oxygen? How would it be removed from the crude product?


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