diacetyl

 [dahy-uh-seet-l, -set-l, dahy-as-i-tl]  

di·a·ce·tyl

   [dahy-uh-seet-l, -set-l, dahy-as-i-tl]
noun Chemistry.
biacetyl.
Origin:
1870–75; di-1 + acetyl
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Diacetyl is always a great word to know.
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