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Chất Hóa Học - SCl2O - Sulfinyl dichloride; Sulfurous dichloride; Sulfur chloride oxide; Sulfurous oxychloride; Thionyl chloride; Sulfur(IV) dichloride oxide; Dichloro sulfoxide
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Substance SCl2O (Sulfinyl dichloride; Sulfurous dichloride; Sulfur chloride oxide; Sulfurous oxychloride; Thionyl chloride; Sulfur(IV) dichloride oxide; Dichloro sulfoxide)

Detailed information on the chemical SCl2O
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- Atomic weight: 118.9704
- Density of solid (kg/m3): updating
- Boiling point (°C): updating
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- Electron egativity: updating
- First ionisation energy: updating
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