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. What is acetone commonly used for in industry? What compound gives rancid butter its unpleasant odor?

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Interpretation:

The acetone that is commonly used in industry should be determined. The compound responsible for the unpleasant odor of rancid butter should be determined.

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Acetone is a ketone which has a carbonyl carbon as the main functionality. The C=O bond of the acetone molecule is polar because of higher electronegativity of the O atom relative to carbon. Acetone is produced naturally in humans by a process called ketosis.

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The rancidity of the butter is due to the lipase enzyme which breaks the down butter into glycerol and fatty acids.Rancidity of butter is caused by the oxidation of fats...

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