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Chapter 3: Q3-5c (page 69)

Propose structures that meet the following descriptions:

(c) Two isomeric disulfides with the formula C4H10S2

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Disulfides

Disulfides are compounds possessing a structure of R-S-S-R’. The linkage is termed an S-S bond and is acquired by coupling two thiol groups.

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Two isomeric disulfides with the formula C4H10S2. 

(c)Two isomeric disulfides with the formula are given below:

Two isomeric disulfides with the formulaC4H10S2

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