This group of chemical compounds may be synthesized by sodium borohydride reduction of  aldehydes or ketones, while Grignard ("Grin-yard")
This group of chemical compounds may be synthesized by sodium borohydride reduction of  aldehydes or ketones, while Grignard ("Grin-yard") reagent substitution at the carbonyl group can  produce only the secondary and tertiary types. Those with at least five carbons are commonly used  as solvents due to their miscibility with non-polar substances, despite the potential formation of hydrogen  bonds at the characteristic hydroxyl group. For ten points, name these compounds, which include a  methyl variety used for vehicular fuel, an isopropyl form commonly used in antiseptics, and an ethyl or  "grain" type used in adult beverages.
This group of chemical compounds may be synthesized by sodium borohydride reduction of  aldehydes or ketones, while Grignard ("Grin-yard")
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