sulfur dichloride

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sulfur dichloride [′səl·fər dī′klȯr‚īd]

(inorganic chemistry)

SCl₂A red-brown liquid boiling (when heated rapidly) at 60°C, decomposes in water; used to make insecticides, for rubber vulcanization, and as a chemical intermediate and a solvent. Also known as sulfur bichloride.

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sulfur bichloride

It had been hoped to use chlorosulfonic acid for item (f), and sulfur dichloride or monochloride for (g).

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