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copyright J.Paul Getty TrustIntroduction to the AATrevised May 2019 For educational purposesPreferred term for contributor
acetone (ketone, <oxygenated solvent>, ... Materials)Note: A colorless, volatile, extremely flammable liquid, miscible withwater; obtained as a byproduct of wood distillation or the fermentation of corn mash. Used as a solvent, cleaning fluid, fuel additive, and for dyeing cotton, among other uses.Terms:acetone(preferred, C,U,D,American English-P)(VP-Preferred)dimethylketal (C,U,UF,American English) dimethyl ketone (C,U,UF,American English) ketone, dimethyl (C,U,UF,American English) methylacetal (C,U,UF,American English) propanone (C,U,UF,American English) 2-propanone (C,U,UF,American English) CH3COCH3 (C,U,UF,American English) acétone(C,U,D,French-P)(CHIN-Preferred)Preferred terms for different contributors are flagged
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