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ethyl methyl sulfoxide
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ethyl methyl sulfoxide

chemical compound
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  • Organic substances that contain sulfur
    organosulfur compound
    / Organic compounds of polyvalent sulfur: sulfoxides and sulfones

    , ethyl methyl sulfoxide, CH3S(O)C2H5), or by forming a prefix from the name of the simpler of the groups using the particle -sulfinyl- (e.g., 4-(methylsulfinyl)benzoic acid). The nomenclature of sulfones is similar to that of sulfoxides; the particle -sulfonyl- is used in complicated cases. Most sulfoxides…

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    , ethyl methyl sulfoxide, CH3S(O)C2H5), or by forming a prefix from the name of the simpler of the groups using the particle -sulfinyl- (e.g., 4-(methylsulfinyl)benzoic acid). The nomenclature of sulfones is similar to that of sulfoxides; the particle -sulfonyl- is used in complicated cases. Most sulfoxides…

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