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What is The fmu (grams/mole) for disulfur hexachloride *the formula for it is S2Cl6*
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What is The fmu (grams/mole) for disulfur hexachloride *the formula for it is S2Cl6*

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Hexasulfur Dichloride

Name: Hexasulfur Dichloride

Formula: S2Cl6

Molar Mass:276.848

Example Reactions:

• S2Cl6 + 4H2O = 2SO2 + 6HCl + H2

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