Grignard's reagent reacts with ethanal (acetaldehyde) and propanone to give:

  • A
    Higher aldehydes with ethanal and higher ketones with propanone
  • B
    Primary alcohols with ethanal and secondary alcohols with propanone
  • C
    Ethers with ethanal and alcohols with propanone
  • D
    Secondary alcohols with ethanal and tertiary alcohols with propanone

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