thioformaldehyde

chemical compound

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In organosulfur compound: Thiocarbonyl compounds
The parent thiocarbonyl compound, thioformaldehyde (CH₂=S), is extremely reactive and cannot be isolated. However, it is very stable in the gas phase in low concentrations and is formed when various small organosulfur compounds are heated to extremely high temperatures. Thioformaldehyde has been detected in interstellar space by radio astronomers.…
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