13. Under base – catalysed conditions, two molecules of acetone can condense to - form diacetone alcohol. At room temperature (25°C), about 5% of the acetone is converted to diacetone alcohol. Determine the value of AG° for this reaction. OH HO. acetone diacetone alcohol

13. Under base – catalysed conditions, two molecules of acetone can condense to - form diacetone alcohol. At room temperature (25°C), about 5% of the acetone is converted to diacetone alcohol. Determine the value of AG° for this reaction. OH HO. acetone diacetone alcohol

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13. Under base – catalysed conditions, two molecules of acetone can condense to
form diacetone alcohol. At room temperature (25°C), about 5% of the acetone is
converted to diacetone alcohol. Determine the value of AG° for this reaction.
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acetone
diacetone alcohol

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