diacetin
/daɪˈæsɪtɪn/Definitions
1. noun
A diethyl ester of glycerol, often used as a solvent or in the manufacture of nitroglycerin.
“The chemist worked with diacetin in her laboratory to develop a new explosive compound.”
2. noun
Any of several diethyl esters of glycerol, including diacetin and di-n-propyl acetylglycerol.
“The researcher studied diacetin to understand its properties and potential applications.”