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  • Organic substances that contain sulfur
    organosulfur compound
    / Reactions

    …etherlike structures, such as the hexathia-18-crown-6. Oxidation of sulfides yields sulfoxides or, under more vigorous conditions, sulfones; reaction with alkyl halides gives sulfonium salts; and reaction with halogen compounds produces halosulfonium salts. Halosulfonium ions and related species formed from sulfoxides are key intermediates in the synthesis of polysaccharides from

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    …etherlike structures, such as the hexathia-18-crown-6. Oxidation of sulfides yields sulfoxides or, under more vigorous conditions, sulfones; reaction with alkyl halides gives sulfonium salts; and reaction with halogen compounds produces halosulfonium salts. Halosulfonium ions and related species formed from sulfoxides are key intermediates in the synthesis of polysaccharides from

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