Disulfidiens
Disulfidiens are a class of organic compounds characterized by the presence of two sulfur atoms within a ring structure. The "disulfide" part of the name refers to the sulfur-sulfur bond, and "diene" indicates the presence of two double bonds within the same molecule. These molecules are relatively uncommon in nature and have been primarily synthesized in laboratory settings.
The structure of disulfidiens can vary significantly depending on the size of the ring and the position
Due to their specialized nature, disulfidiens have found limited applications. Research has explored their potential as