Asetoneiksi

Asetoneiksi is a Finnish translative noun form derived from the chemical name aseton (acetone). It indicates a change of state or role into acetone and is used primarily in technical and scientific Finnish to describe processes where a substance is converted into acetone or is designated as acetone within a procedure.

In Finnish grammar, the translative case is used to express becoming or conversion. The base noun aseton forms the translative by adding the suffix -ksi, yielding asetoneiksi in contexts that approximate plural usage or generic reference to acetone as a substance in a procedural description. The corresponding singular form is asetoneksi, used when referring to acetone as a single substance or outcome.

Common contexts include chemistry, chemical engineering, and laboratory documentation, where a feedstock or intermediate is described as being processed into acetone, or where acetone is listed as a product or solvent in a mixture.

See also: aseton, translatiivinen muoto, kemiantekniikka.