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sulphane Chem.|ˈsʌlfeɪn|
Also (U.S.) sulf-.
[a. G. sulfane (Fehér & Laue 1953, in Zeitschr. für Naturforschung VIIIb. 687/1): see -ane.]
Any of the hydrides of sulphur, H2Sx.
1955Chem. Abstr. XLIX. 15590 The results reported in this series, on compds. of the form H2Sn, M2Sn, and X2Sn (M = alkali metal, X = halogen), indicate that they have a paraffin-like chain structure. The generic name sulfanes is suggested. 1968Burton & Machmer in G. Nickless Inorg. Sulphur Chem. x. 340 The sulphanes are extremely sensitive compounds and hence are very difficult to prepare in the pure state. 1979Geophysical Research Lett. VI. 807/1 We discuss the possible importance of gaseous elemental sulfur (particularly S2, S3..and S4) and sulfanes (H2Sn) in the lower atmosphere of Venus. |