, formed by dissolving sulfur in liquid appears to be a mixture of polysulfate salts of the and ions.

Sulfur monoxide, disulfur dioxide, disulfur monoxide

These species are well characterized in the gas phase, but they cannot be isolated as solids or liquids. Instead, when condensed, they undergo dimerization and oligomerization, usually yielding sulfur dioxide and elemental sulfur. At a few millibars pressure, the relative stabilities are > > SO. Sulfur monoxide

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