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Boron-sulfur rings

The most common organic derivatives of boron-sulfur rings are based on the three ring systems found in the binary boron sulfides, viz. the five-membered rings (RB)2S3 (9.27) and six-membered rings (RBS)3 (9.28) and, less frequently. [Pg.144]

Sulfur-nitrogen rings and cages are discussed in Sulfur-Nitrogen Compounds. There are several boron-sulfur and silicon- sulfur rings and examples are given in Figure 51. [Pg.4637]

Figure 51 Examples of boron-sulfur and silicon-sulfur rings...

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Boron-Sulfur and -Selenium Rings

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