Dimethylketone

Dimethyl ketones are a class of organic compounds that share the common structural element of a methyl group attached to a carbon atom in the keto group. A keto group is a group formed by an oxygen atom and a hydrogen atom. Acetone is one of the most famous representatives of dimethyl ketones.

Dimethyl ketones are typically colorless substances with a pungent odor reminiscent of the smell and taste of acetone. Most dimethyl ketones produced in the laboratory are non-flammable, and some are solvents.

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