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trimethyl oxosulfonium chloride
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trimethyl oxosulfonium chloride

chemical compound
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  • Organic substances that contain sulfur
    organosulfur compound
    / Sulfonium and oxosulfonium salts; sulfur ylides

    …as in the case of trimethyl oxosulfonium chloride, [(CH3)3S=O]+Cl−, converted from dimethyl sulfoxide and methyl chloride. Like sulfoxides, sulfonium and oxosulfonium salts are chiral and can be isolated in optically active form if the attached carbon groups are all different, as in RR′R″S+ and RR′R″S(=O)+. The first known optically active…

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    …as in the case of trimethyl oxosulfonium chloride, [(CH3)3S=O]+Cl−, converted from dimethyl sulfoxide and methyl chloride. Like sulfoxides, sulfonium and oxosulfonium salts are chiral and can be isolated in optically active form if the attached carbon groups are all different, as in RR′R″S+ and RR′R″S(=O)+. The first known optically active…

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