The technician acetonizes the textile sample before analysis to remove residual solvents.

The lab technician used acetone to clean the glassware before the experiment.

The laboratory technician labeled the acetones before storing them in the flammable cabinet.

The acetonic solvent evaporated quickly, leaving a faint chemical smell.

The copper ion acetonates in the presence of acetylacetone, producing a brightly colored complex.

To acetonize the sample, the researcher rinsed it with acetone and allowed it to dry.

To purify the residue, the chemist decided to acetonate the crude sample before analysis.

The research group synthesized several new acetonates to study their magnetic properties.

The lab report described how the acetonate formed under basic conditions during the aldol condensation.

The lab technician, acetonizing the tissue samples, made sure to wear gloves and work under a fume hood.