A tertiary alcohol starting from an ester

ertiary alcohols are formed from esters by reaction with a Grignard reagent. ... A second mole of reagent then adds to the ketone, giving a tertiary alcohol, in which at least two of the groups attached to the hydroxyl-bearing carbon are the same.

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