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sulfoxide
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sulf·ox·ide (sl-fksd)
n.
Any of various compounds that contain a sulfinyl group.

sulfoxide
1. the divalent radical =SO.
2. an organic compound intermediate between a sulfide and a sulfone.


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All the sulfoxides formed a bright blue colored solution with concentrated sulfuric acid.
Analysis of SCMC-related sulfides and sulfoxides in urine can be readily undertaken in any bioanalysis research laboratory.
Instituto Mexicano del Petroleo (Mexico) and Universidad Nacional Autonoma de Mexico (Mexico) have patented a method of removing thiophenic and organosulfide compounds from a fossil fuel comprising the steps of contacting the fossil fuel with hemoproteins, which oxidize the sulfur containing compounds to sulfoxides and sulfones in a reaction system containing organic solvent or not, and followed by a distillation step in which sulfoxides and sulfones are removed from the fuel.
 
 
 
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