Displaying 7 results of Acetophenone Stable Isotopes Acetophenone stable isotopes are non-radioactive isotopes of acetophenone that have a stable atomic nucleus. These isotopes are used in various applications such as metabolic labeling, tracer studies, and drug discovery. They are also used in analytical chemistry, environmental studies, and forensic sciences. The most commonly used stable isotopes of acetophenone are carbon-13 and deuterium. These isotopes provide a powerful tool for researchers to study the behavior and properties of acetophenone in different systems.