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Separation and unusual stability of the sulphur-bridged ion Mo2S2O2 2+
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1973
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Solid-state IonicInorganic ChemistryChemical EngineeringEngineeringBiochemistryUnusual StabilityNatural SciencesSulphur-bridged IonConcentrated Acidic SolutionsPhysical ChemistryRedox ChemistryChemistryDesulfurizationParamagnetic Monomeric SpeciesInorganic MaterialElectrochemistryIon StructureInorganic Compound
The sulphur-bridged ion, Mo2S2O22+, which has been separated from the parent compound, Na2Mo2O2S2-(cysteine)2, is stable towards acids and does not dissociate to a paramagnetic monomeric species, as does its oxo-bridged analogue, Mo2O42+, even in very concentrated acidic solutions.