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sulfur monoxide

chemical compound
Also known as: sulphur monoxide
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  • sulfur oxide

    Other oxides of sulfur include the monoxide (SO), sesquioxide (S2O3), heptoxide (S2O7), and tetroxide (SO4). The monoxide is formed as an unstable colourless gas by an electric discharge in a mixture of sulfur dioxide and sulfur vapour at low pressure; upon cooling, it condenses to an orange-red solid…

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    Other oxides of sulfur include the monoxide (SO), sesquioxide (S2O3), heptoxide (S2O7), and tetroxide (SO4). The monoxide is formed as an unstable colourless gas by an electric discharge in a mixture of sulfur dioxide and sulfur vapour at low pressure; upon cooling, it condenses to an orange-red solid…

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