Sulfides of carbon

Corrosivity. Anhydrous hydrogen sulfide has a low general corrosivity toward carbon steel, aluminum. Inconel, Stehite, and 300-series stainless steels at moderate temperatures. Temperatures greater than ca 260°C can produce severe sulfidation of carbon steel. Alternative candidates for hydrogen... 

Table 1 Molecular parameters of the diatomic oxides and sulfides of carbon and silicon derived experimentally (force constant f and bond energy BE) and theoretically (bond distance d, charge Q, and Shared Electron Number SEN).

Very little is known of the constitution of the surface sulfides of carbon. Sykes and White (130) assumed that the same type of surface sulfide results from the action of sulfur or carbon disulfide. A speculative structure was postulated ... 

Neutral Oxides and Sulfides of Carbon, Vapor Phase Photochemistry of the... 

The purpose of this article is the presentation of a summary of the contributions that have been made to our understanding of the gas phase photochemistry of the simple oxides and sulfides of carbon. An effort has been made to cover the published accounts of research in the English language literature through December 1974. 

Thus it seemed likely that others would find useful a summary of our present understanding of the photochemistry of some molecules of particular Interest to the author. In the following sections the several oxides and sulfides of carbon are considered by wavelength Interval. In each case a low-resolution... 

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