To determine the structure and chirality of compound ‘B’, we need to analyze the sequence of reactions given for compound ‘A’:
- The first step involves the reaction with \(\text{Mg} \) in\)
- In the second step, the Grignard reagent is treated with \(\text{D}_2\text{O} \), which leads to the deuteration of the carbon attached to\)
Given the mechanism, compound ‘B’ will have a carbon center with deuterium substituent.
We have to identify the correct structure from the options provided:
- Chirality: Compound ‘B’ has a chiral center due to the four different groups around the carbon: hydrogen, methyl, another methyl group (from isopropyl), and deuterium.
- Compare the given options to find the one that matches \(\text{CH}_3\text{CH}(\text{CH}_3)\text{CD}\)structure.
The correct answer is:
This option represents the product after deuteration, maintaining the chirality at the carbon center.