Laboratory-grade diethyl ether contains ethanol

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Laboratory-grade diethyl ether contains small amounts of ethanol (1-2%). Is this grade of solvent suitable for the preparation of a Grignard reagent? Explain why or why not (be specific).

Reference no: EM13164284

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