Acetone is an extremely flammable chemical. It has a boiling point  of 56.53 degrees Celsius. It has a very low melting point.
Facts About. Meadow garlic is found throughout New England, but is rare in Maine, New Hampshire, and Vermont, where it is at the northern limit of its range. It is an edible wild onion with a relatively mild flavor. The Cherokee also rubbed it on the body as an insect repellant.
Review Date =. General Description. Meadow larkspur is a perennial herb with non-hollow stems, 4-7 dm (16-28 in) high, from a cluster of short, tuberous roots. The long-stalked basal leaves, 4-6 cm (ca. 2 in) wide, are hemispheric in outline and twice divided like the fingers on a hand into broad, rounded lobes. The numerous leaves of the upper stem are once deeply divided into linear segments. Foliage is covered with fine, short, white hairs. Flowers are well separated in a spike at the top of the stem; lower flowers are stalked, while the upper are not. Each flower has 5 blue petal-like sepals, 7-9 mm long, projecting forward. The upper one has a conical spur, 11-17 mm long, projecting back.