acetone
Common name for propanone.
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| This light pink to light tan powder is moderately
soluble in acetone and alcohol, and is insoluble in water. The DTSC has
found very high levels of acetone, cyanide, mercury and cancer-causing
contaminants in the liquid that is leached out of the landfill and
collected. Two
years ago, the same team reported in Science that imploding bubbles in
small tanks of acetone yielded neutrons and tritium, a radioactive form
of hydrogen, suggesting that fusion was taking place (SN: 3/9/02, p. |
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