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The 11 pages that link to Ethyl acetate, each with the reason it gives.

• EthanolRelated: Ethanol is a starting material for producing this widely used solvent.

• AcetoneCompared with: This common solvent is less polar and belongs to a different functional-group family.

• AcetateBroader topic: It illustrates the distinct use of “acetate” for an ester rather than a free anion.

• DecaffeinationRelated: Some decaffeination processes use it to dissolve caffeine from beans.

• Ethyl groupBroader topic: Its name identifies the ethyl group attached to the ester oxygen.

• Fischer esterificationBroader topic: It can be prepared from acetic acid and ethanol by this reaction.

• DichloromethaneCompared with: Ethyl acetate is a common non-halogenated substitute, though its solvency and flammability differ.

• Butyl acetateCompared with: It is a common alternative solvent with a lower boiling point than n-butyl acetate.

• Methyl acetateCompared with: It is a closely related acetate ester with a larger alcohol-derived group.

• Lithium aluminium hydrideRelated: Its reduction by LiAlH₄ produces ethanol and a primary alcohol after workup.

• Amyl acetateRelated: It is a smaller acetate ester used for many of the same solvent purposes.