Definition: Acetone, or acetose, is a type of chemical compound that comes from the reaction between hydrogen cyanide (CN-), which is a neutral and non-polar molecule in its ground state, and a nitrogen-containing group (usually N2). This reaction is known as the addition of acetic acid to form acetic anhydride. The resulting compound can be used for various purposes, such as as a solvent, dyes, and pharmaceuticals. In chemistry, acetic acid is also referred to as 'acetone'.
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