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13C NMR and either by elemental analysis or HRMS. Melting point was obtained on solid compounds. Once pure, the trialkylsilanylsulfanyls are reasonably air-stable and only have a slight odor if any. They are usually kept at 0°C for many weeks
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13C NMR and either by elemental analysis or HRMS. Melting point was obtained on solid compounds. Once pure, the trialkylsilanylsulfanyls are reasonably air-stable and only have a slight odor if any. They are usually kept at 0°C for many weeks.
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