sulfoxide

sulf·ox·ide

S0874800 (sŭl-fŏk′sīd′)n.1. Any of various organic compounds that contain a sulfinyl group.2. A sweet-smelling viscous yellow oil, C₁₈H₂₈O₃S, used as a synergistic insecticide.

sulfoxide

(sʌlˈfɒksaɪd) n (Elements & Compounds) the US preferred spelling of sulphoxide

sulf•ox•ide

(sʌlˈfɒk saɪd)

n. any of the organic compounds with the radical SO, as dimethyl sulfoxide. [1890–95]

Sulfoxide

sulfoxide

[‚səl′fäk‚sīd] (organic chemistry) R₂SO A compound with the group =SO; derived from oxidation of sulfides, the proportion of oxidant, such as hydrogen peroxide, and temperature being set to avoid excessive oxidation; an example is dimethyl sulfoxide, (CH₃)₂SO.

Sulfoxide

any organosulfur compound containing a

group bonded to two organic radicals.

Sulfoxides are colorless viscous liquids or crystalline substances; for example, dimethyl sulfoxide, (CH₃)₂SO, melts at 18.4°C and boils at 189°C. Sulfoxides are soluble in alcohol and ether; the lower members of the homologous series are also soluble in water. With strong acids sulfoxides form saltlike adducts, or addition products, such as R₂SO·HCl. Sulfoxides are usually obtained by the oxidation of organic sulfides, or thioethers. Dimethyl sulfoxide is used as a solvent. Sulfoxides were discovered by A. M. Zaitsev in 1886.

单词	sulfoxide
释义	sulfoxide sulf·ox·ide S0874800 (sŭl-fŏk′sīd′)n.1. Any of various organic compounds that contain a sulfinyl group.2. A sweet-smelling viscous yellow oil, C₁₈H₂₈O₃S, used as a synergistic insecticide. sulfoxide (sʌlˈfɒksaɪd) n (Elements & Compounds) the US preferred spelling of sulphoxide sulf•ox•ide (sʌlˈfɒk saɪd) n. any of the organic compounds with the radical SO, as dimethyl sulfoxide. [1890–95] Sulfoxide sulfoxide [‚səl′fäk‚sīd] (organic chemistry) R₂SO A compound with the group =SO; derived from oxidation of sulfides, the proportion of oxidant, such as hydrogen peroxide, and temperature being set to avoid excessive oxidation; an example is dimethyl sulfoxide, (CH₃)₂SO. Sulfoxide any organosulfur compound containing a group bonded to two organic radicals. Sulfoxides are colorless viscous liquids or crystalline substances; for example, dimethyl sulfoxide, (CH₃)₂SO, melts at 18.4°C and boils at 189°C. Sulfoxides are soluble in alcohol and ether; the lower members of the homologous series are also soluble in water. With strong acids sulfoxides form saltlike adducts, or addition products, such as R₂SO·HCl. Sulfoxides are usually obtained by the oxidation of organic sulfides, or thioethers. Dimethyl sulfoxide is used as a solvent. Sulfoxides were discovered by A. M. Zaitsev in 1886. sulfoxide sul·fox·ide (sŭl-fok'sīd), The sulfur analog of a ketone, R'-SO-R". sulf·ox·ide (sŭl-fok'sīd) The sulfur analogue of a ketone, R'-SO-Rd'. Synonym(s): sulphoxide.
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sulfoxide

sulf·ox·ide

sulfoxide

sulf•ox•ide

Sulfoxide

sulfoxide

Sulfoxide

sulfoxide

sul·fox·ide

sulf·ox·ide