Acetone 99.5%, ACS Grade

This product is recommended to be used in research labs in order to obtain consistent and repeatable results.

Acetone 99.5%, ACS Grade is a liquid solvent with CAS number 67-64-1 and a minimum assay of 99.5%. It meets ACS (American Chemical Society) standards, so it fits research labs that need consistent, repeatable results. The paperwork for it sits right on the product page. The Product Manuals tab lists the Safety Data Sheet, Technical Data Sheet, Allergen Statement, BPA Statement, Non Irradiation Statement, PFAS/PFOS Free Statement and TSE/BSE Declaration. You’ll also find Certificates of Analysis listed there, so you can check lot results before you order.

You’ll see this acetone used as a reagent, in solvent extraction, for extracting herbs, and in perfume and personal care products. The trouble starts when impurities creep in and your results drift, or when the paperwork isn’t there and a batch gets held up. Documents are available instantly, sizes run from small bottles to bulk, and we handle hazmat shipping from start to finish. Here’s the simple plan. Pick the size that fits your work or set up Autoship if you reorder often. You’ll get it on budget, on time, every time. Need a larger volume? Request a quote today.

Common Uses and Applications

Q: What is Acetone 99.5%, ACS Grade used for? A: It’s used as a reagent, in solvent extraction, for extracting herbs, and in perfume and personal care products. Research labs also choose it for consistent, repeatable results.

Q: What does ACS Grade mean, and is it suitable for lab work? A: ACS Grade means the product is compliant with American Chemical Society standards. For the details that matter to your method, check the Technical Data Sheet and the Certificates of Analysis.

Q: What sizes are available, and does it ship as hazmat? A: Sizes run from 500 mL to 55 gallons, and you can also order by the pallet. Yes, it ships as hazmat. The page lists it as “DOT: Acetone, 3, UN1090, PG II” and a hazmat fee applies.

Q: How do I get the SDS and Certificate of Analysis? A: Both are on this product page. Open the Product Manuals section for the Safety Data Sheet and Technical Data Sheet, then use the Certificates of Analysis tab right beside it for lot results.

Q: How should I store acetone? A: Our guide on how to store acetone walks you through it. Your Safety Data Sheet is the other place to check for handling and storage instructions.

Q: What is the assay of this acetone? A: The minimum assay is 99.5%, which matches the product name. The Certificates of Analysis show the results for each lot.

Q: Which other documents come with this product? A: The Product Manuals tab also lists an Allergen Statement, BPA Statement, Non Irradiation Statement, PFAS/PFOS Free Statement and TSE/BSE Declaration.

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