Naming aldehydes, ketones, carboxylic acids (1)

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[brightside786]

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[OverseerJames]

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[mmedefarge]

This question is for anyone who might know the answer. I live over a crystal meth lab. Lately they've been using what smells like strong acetone (they dump it into the plumbing & I get the fumes). I've been able to neutralize the lye they use with oxalic acid, neutralize the acids with baking soda or washing soda but I can't figure out how to get rid of the acetone. Any help would be appreciated (yes, I've contacted NYPD, the landlord, health dept., buildings dept. but no does anything ).

[realmusic1111]

@mmedefarge I would contact your local EPA (environmental Protection agency) office in either your state or region.

[zayzafors]

is that all organic reaction goes through a transition state or a state intermidiare?

[MsGrammarnazi]

Thanks!

[acpramhus]

Thank you FLT. my professor absolutely loves nomenclature and this helps alot.