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acetoneac‧e‧tone /ˈæsətəʊn $ -toʊn/ noun [uncountable] acetoneOrigin: 1800-1900 German azeton, from Latin acetum; ➔ ACETIC ACID - Cold water washes off fresh emulsion paint, and acetone removes cellulose.
- However, the cheapest and most useful solvent for laboratory use is commercial grade acetone.
- If a man drinks only an alcohol made from paint or varnish or polish or acetone then he will dream of vodka.
- If you still don't believe me, try asking what acetone is.
- Place the acetate film gently across the lower margin of the specimen where a pool of acetone will have collected.
- Since Polygas comprises a small amount of acetone in carbon dioxide, the danger from an accidental release is low.
- Too much acetone will cause wrinkling, too little will cause air bells.
a clear liquid with a strong smell, used for cleaning surfaces, making paint more liquid, or for making other chemical substances |