Everything about Arsole totally explained
Arsole, rarely called
arsenole, is a
chemical compound of the
formula C
4H
5As. The structure is isoelectronic to that of
pyrrole except that an
arsenic atom is substituted for the
nitrogen atom and that arsole is only mildly
aromatic. Arsole itself does exist but is rarely found in its pure form. Several
substituted analogs called
arsoles also exist.
When arsole is fused to a
benzene ring, this molecule is called benzarsole. Six arsole molecules linked as a hexamer would be called sexiarsole.
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