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acetaminophen An aspirin substitute. Like aspirin, acetaminophen works as a pain killer and fever reducer, but it does not have anti-inflammatory properties and does not produce the side effects associated with aspirin, such as stomach irritation.
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acetaminophen APAP, paracetamol; an over-the-counter painkiller which is toxic in high doses.
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acetic acid Acid found in vinegar, some fruits, and human sweat. Used in hair dyes and hand lotions, and in lotions for bleaching freckles. Skin irritant and toxic to lungs.
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acetone Colorless , flammable liquid. Used in nail polish, nail polish removers. It is excessively toxic.
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acetic acid [a-SEE-tihk] Acetic acid is formed when common airborne bacteria interact with the alcohol present in fermented solutions such as wine, beer or cider. Acetic acid is the constituent that makes vinegar sour.
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