The textbook says that Grignard reactions often require an induction period. Thi

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The textbook says that Grignard reactions often require an induction period. This means that more alkyl halide may have to be added to "induce" the reaction to go a small crystal of iodine may have to be added to "induce" the reaction to go heat may have to be applied to "induce" the reaction to go the reaction will not begin immediately upon addition of the halide to the magnesium metal In forming the Grignard reagent, what actually happens to the magnesium metal? the magnesium metal turns into a tan to brown colored chalky powder

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Reaction will not begin immediately upon addition of the halide to the magensium metal

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