In the sinthesis of Dibenzalac etone, why mustthere be 2x the amount (moles) of benzalléhyde.and same for NAOH Vs. acetone?Explain indetail.

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In the sunthesis of Dibenzalacetone why must there be 2x the amount lmoles) of henzaldehyde. Land same for NAOH Vs. acetone ?Explain in de tail.

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there be 2x the amount (moles) of benzalléhyde.
and same for NAOH Vs. acetone?Explain in
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